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    MERRITTCHAPMAN&SCOTTCORP.v.NEWYORKTRUSTCO.

    No.71.

    Docket21781.

    UnitedStatesCourtofAppealsSecondCircuit.

    ArguedOctober4,1950.

    DecidedNovember8,1950.

    White&Case,NewYorkCity(JosephM.Hartfield,JesseE.WaidandEdwardJ.Kenn,allofNewYorkCity,ofcounsel),fordefendantappellant.

    Booth&Baron,NewYorkCity(GeorgeC.BaronandFrederickDoppelt,NewYorkCity,ofcounsel),forintervenorappellant.

    Manning,Harnisch,Hollinger,Quinnan&Shea,NewYorkCity(JohnJ.Manning,WilliamHughesMulliganandEdwinA.Lewis,allofNewYorkCity,ofcounsel),forappellee.

    BeforeLEARNEDHAND,ChiefJudge,andSWANandCLARK,CircuitJudges.

    SWAN,CircuitJudge.

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    ThislitigationinvolvestherightsofholdersofstockpurchasewarrantsissuedbyMerrittChapman&ScottCorporationpursuanttoatrustdeedmadewithTheNewYorkTrustCompanyastrusteeunderdateofDecember1,1928,withrespecttoastockdividenddeclaredbythecorporationonJuly12,1950.Thecaseis

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    beforeusuponappealfromasummaryjudgmentinadeclaratoryjudgmentaction.1Federaljurisdictionrestsondiversityofcitizenship.Theissuedecidedbelowandnowpresentedonappealturnsontheproperinterpretationtobegiventocertainprovisions,hereaftertobesetforth,ofthetrustdeed.

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    Thereisnodisputeastothefacts.Thewarrantswereissuedin1928inbearerform.Eachwarrantcertifiesthatsubjecttotheprovisionsofthetrustdeed"andsubjecttotheprovisionshereof,forvaluereceived,thebearerhereofisentitledtopurchase***fullpaidandnonassessablesharesofcommonstockoftheCorporation,withoutparvalue,asitmayexistatthetimeofsuchpurchase,atanytimeorfromtimetotimehereafteratthepriceofThirtydollars($30.)pershare,uponsurrenderofthisWarrant,"attheofficeofTheNewYorkTrustCompany,"accompaniedbypaymentofthepurchaseprice."Uponcertaincontingenciesspecifiedinthetrustdeedthesocalled"basicpurchaseprice"of$30persharewassubjecttodownwardrevision.Toinsurethatstockpurchasableunderthewarrantswouldbeavailable,thetrustdeedrequiredthatstockcertificatesforanaggregateamountof40,000sharesbedeliveredtothetrusteeandmadetheTrustCompanytheagentofthecorporationtoreceivethepurchasepriceandtodeliverthestockcertificatesuponexerciseofthewarrants.Thedeedfurtherprovidedthatstockcertificatesdepositedwiththetrustee"shallnotbedeemedlegallyissuedoroutstandinguntilsodeliveredbytheTrustee.TheCorporationwill,however,atalltimesduringthelifeofsuchWarrants,retainanumberofauthorized,butunissued,sharesofthecommonstockoftheCorporationrepresentedbythestockcertificatesandstockscripcertificates(ifany)thenondepositwiththeTrustee,and/orwhichtheCorporationmayberequiredtodepositwiththeTrusteeashereinafterprovided."2Thefinalclauseabovequotedreferstosection7ofArticleIII,whichisquotedinthemargin.3

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    OnJuly12,1950,byresolutionofitsdirectors,thecorporationdeclaredastockdividendintheamountof40%pershareofnoparcommonstock"oneachlegallyissuedandoutstandingshareofsaidcommonstockinthehandsofthepublic,"suchdividend"tobepayableonOctober16,1950fromauthorizedbutunissuedsharestoholdersofsuchcommonstockasofthecloseofbusinessonSeptember15,1950."Theresolutionfixedthepriceforthesharesofstockissuedasadividendat$20.00pershare,anddirectedthetreasurerofthecorporationupontheissuanceofthecertificatesrepresentingsuchdividendsharestotransferfromtheEarnedSurplusAccounttotheCommonCapitalStockAccountthesumof$20.00foreachdividendshare.TheresolutionalsodirectedtheproperofficerstogivetowarrantholdersoutstandingunderthetrustdeedandtoTheNewYorkTrustCompanyastrusteethe60daynoticerequiredbysection10ofArticleIII,incasetheCorporation"shallpayanystockdividendupontheoutstandingcommonstock"ortakeotherspecifiedactionwhichmayaffectthevalueofthestockpurchasewarrants.4

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    Followingthedeclarationofthestockdividendacontroversyarosebetweenthecorporationandthetrusteewithrespecttotherightsofwarrantholders.ThecorporationcontendsthatawarrantholdermustexercisehiswarrantbeforeSeptember15,1950inordertoshareinthedividend.Thetrusteecontendsthatthecorporationmustdepositwiththetrusteestockcertificatesinanamountequalto40%ofthecertificatesnowondepositwiththetrustee,andthatwheneverawarrantholdermayelecttoexercisehiswarrant,hewillbeentitledtoreceive1.4sharesuponpayingthe"basicpurchaseprice"foroneshare.Toresolvethisdisputethepresentactionwas

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    brought,andeachpartymovedforsummaryjudgmentonthecomplaintandanswer.Withoutopinion,thedistrictcourtgavejudgmentfortheplaintiffcorporation.

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    Theappellantscontendthatinsodoingthecourtdisregardedthetermsofsection7ofArticleIII,setforthinnote3,supra.Wethinktheirpositioniswelltaken.Thewarrantsgavetheholdersthereoftheprivilege,unlimitedintime,topurchaseanaggregateof40,000authorizedbutunissuedshares.In1928whenthewarrantswereissued,adefinitenumberofthecompany'scommonshareswerethenoutstanding.Hadthewarrantholdersforthwithexercisedtheiroptiontopurchase,theywouldhaveacquiredadefinitepercentageofthecommonstock.Astockdividenddoesnotchangetheproportionalinterestofeachshareholderinthecorporateenterpriseitchangesonlytheevidencewhichrepresentsthatinterest.Itisamere"watering"ofoutstandingshares.5Ifthecorporationwereatlibertytodeclarestockdividendswithoutmakingprovisionforwarrantholders,thepercentageofinterestinthecommonstockcapitalofthecorporateenterprisewhichthewarrantholderswouldacquire,iftheythereafterpurchasedthesharessubjecttowarrants,couldbereducedpracticallytothepointofextinction.Ofcoursepartoftheinjusticecouldbeavoidedbyreducingthepricetobepaidforeachsharepurchasedunderthewarrants,buttheprivilegethewarrantholdersoriginallyhadofacquiringadefiniteproportionalinterestinthecommonstockcapitalofthecorporateenterprisewouldbelostwithoutrecourseunlesstheircontractwiththecorporationcontainedsomeprovisiontoprotectit.6Thepurposeofsection7wastosupplysuchprotection.Itisacovenantbythecorporation.7

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    Bythiscovenantthecorporationrecognizedthepossibilitythatastockdividendmightbedeclaredandpaidonoutstandingsharesbeforethewarrantshadbeenexercised,andpromisedinthateventtodepositwiththetrusteestockcertificatesrepresentingthatproportionofthedividendshareswhichthesharessubjecttothewarrantsboretoallthecommonshares,andthatthetrusteewoulddeliversuchdividendshares"withoutadditionalconsideration,"togetherwiththepurchasableshares,whenthewarrantholderpaysforthelatter.Thereisnosuggestioninthelanguageofsection7tosetanylimitonthetimewhenthewarrantholdersmustexercisetheirunlimitedoptiontopurchasecommonshares.

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    Theappelleepointstosection10,setforthinnote4,supra,assettingsuchalimit.Thatsectionalsoisacovenant.Byitthecorporationmerelypromisedtogivethewarrantholdersandthetrusteeasixtydaynotice"incasetheCorporationshallpayanystockdividend"ortakeotherspecifiedaction"totheendthat,duringsuchperiodofsixtydays,theholdersofWarrantsoutstandinghereundermaypurchasestockinaccordancewithsuchWarrantsandbeentitledinrespecttosharessopurchasedtoalltherightsofotherholdersofsimilarstockoftheCorporation."Otherholdersofcommonstockwillreceivedistributionofdividendsharesiftheywerestockholdersontherecorddate.Thenoticetellswarrantholdersthatiftheyexercisetheirwarrantsbytherecorddatetheywillhavetherightsofstockholders,i.e.,therighttoreceivethestockdividendsharesonthedatewhenthedividendispayable.Butthewarrantholdersarenotclaimingthatrightwhattheyareinsistinguponaretherightspromisedbysection7.Theappelleemust,anddoes,contendthatthenoticeprovisionisforthepurposeofgivingthewarrantholdersnoticethatunlesstheyexercisetheirwarrantsbytherecorddate,theywillforfeitthosepromisedrights.Certainlythelanguageofsection10isnotaptlychosentoexpresssuchaforfeitureand

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    theargumentthatitwasnotsointendedgainsaddedforcefromthefactthatsections8and9ofArticleIIIexpresslyprovideforforfeitureundercircumstanceswherethatistheintendedresult.Construedasappellantsurge,section10wouldcoverthemontheseoccasionsandsections8and9wouldbecomemeresurplusage.

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    Itissuggestedthatthemeaningtheappellantsascribetosection7isinconsistentwiththefaceofthewarrants,whichlimitstheholdertothestatednumberofsharesofcommonstock"asitmayexistatthetimeofsuchpurchase,"andindicatesanintenttoconferontheholderonlytherighttobuyonan"asis"basis.Butsoconstruedthewarrantprovisioncontradictssection7and8,whichcontemplatechangesresultingfromstockdividends,recapitalization,merger,etc.Itismoreconsistenttoreadthequotedwordsasreferringtosuchpossiblechanges.Thatistosay,onesharemay,byreasonofastockdividend,mean1.4sharesofstock"asitmayexistatthetimeofthepurchase."

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    Finally,itisurgedthatsection6ofArticleIIIprovidesforareductioninthebasicpurchasepriceincaseofastockdividend.8Concededlyitcontainsnoexpressreferencetostockdividends.Theargumentisthatastockdividendiscoveredbyclause(b)whichprovidesforareductioninthebasicpurchasepriceifsharesare"issuedforaconsideration,otherthanmoney,valuedbytheBoardofDirectorsatthetimeoftheacquisitionthereof,atanetamountlessthanthebasicpriceofthecommonstockoftheCorporationatthetimeineffect."Thesewordsarecertainlynotaptlanguagetodenoteatransferonthecompany'sbooksfromtheSurplusAccounttotheCapitalStockAccount.Moreover,toascribesuchameaningtothementirelycontradictsthefinalparagraphofsection7quotedinnote3,supra.

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    Fortheforegoingreasonsweconcludethatthecourterredinnotacceptingtheappellants'interpretationofthewarrantholder'scontract.AttheargumentitwasagreedthatifthecorporationwerenotstayedfromdistributingthedividendsharestostockholdersofrecordonOctober16,1950,itwould,incaseofreversalofthejudgment,depositwiththetrusteecertificatesrepresentingdividendsharesforthewarrantholdersandpermitanywarrantholderwhomayhaveexercisedhiswarrantonorbeforetherecorddate,inrelianceonthejudgmentbelow,torescindthetransaction,ifhesoelectspromptlyafternoticeofreversalofthejudgment,andbereinstatedasawarrantholder.Ourmandatewilldirectthatthisagreementbecarriedout.

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    Judgmentreversedandcaseremandedwithdirectionstoenterjudgmentinaccordancewiththeforegoingopinion.

    Notes:

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    28U.S.C.A.2201

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    Section3ofArticleIIIofthetrustdeed

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    "Section7.AslongastheWarrantsshallremainvalidandoutstanding,theCorporationwillnotpayanydividendsonitscommonstockpayableinstockofanyclass(suchdividendbeinghereinsometimescalled`stockdividend'),unlesstheCorporationshalldepositintrustwiththeTrusteestockcertificatesofthecharacterabovedescribedinSection3ofthisArticleIIIrepresentinganamountofstock(ofwhateverclass)oftheCorporationequaltotheamountofsuchstockdividend,ifthesamehadbeendeclareduponthecommonstockrepresentedbythestockcertificatesthenheldintrustbytheTrusteehereunder,andtheTrusteeshall,outofsuchadditionalstockcertificatessodepositedintrustwithitonaccountofsuchstockdividend,upontheexerciseofWarrants,deliverinthemannerhereinprovided,withanysharesofcommonstockpurchasedthereunder,butwithoutadditionalconsiderationtherefor,suchnumberofsharesasmaybeequaltosuchstockdividend,ifthesamehadbeendeclareduponthecommonstocksopurchasedandasprovidedinSection5ofthisArticleIII,theCorporationwillfromtimetotimeissueanddelivertotheTrusteesuchstockscripcertificatesasmayberequiredfromtimetotimetoenabletheTrusteeupontheexerciseofWarrantstomakeanyandalldeliveriesinrespectofanysuchstockdividend

    "IftheCorporationdepositsstockcertificatesasintheforegoingparagraphofthisSection7provided,thestockissuedbywayofastockdividendshallnotbeconsideredasoutstandingforthepurposeofanyadjustmentsinthepriceatwhichsharesofstockmaybepurchasedundertheWarrantsasprovidedinthisIndenture."

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    "Section10.Incase

    "(a)theCorporationshallpayanystockdividenduponanyoutstandingcommonstock,ormakeanydistributionotherthanacashdividendtotheholdersofitscommonstockor

    "(b)theCorporationshallofferforsubscriptiontotheholdersofitsstock(ofanyclass)anyadditionalcommonstockoranystock(ofanyclass)oftheCorporationoranyothersecuritiesor

    "(c)ofanycapitalreorganizationorreclassificationofthecapitalstockoftheCorporationor

    "(d)oftheconsolidationormergeroftheCorporationwithanothercorporationor

    "(e)ofthedissolution,liquidationorwindingupoftheCorporationorsaleofallorsubstantiallyallofitsassets(whethervoluntaryorinvoluntary)"theninanyoneormoreofsaidcases,theCorporationshallgivetotheTrusteeandtotheholdersoftheWarrantsoutstandinghereunderatleastsixtydays'priorwrittennoticeofthedateonwhich(aa)thebooksoftheCorporationshallcloseforsuchstockdividend,distributionorsubscriptionrights,or(bb)suchreclassification,reorganization,consolidation,merger,dissolution,liquidation,windinguporsaleshalltakeplace,asthecasemaybe,andsuchnoticeshallalsospecifythedateasofwhichstockholdersofrecordshallbeentitledtoparticipateinsuchdividend,distributionorsubscriptionrights,ortoexchangetheir

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    sharesofstockforotherstockoftheCorporation,pursuanttosuchreclassificationorreorganizationorforstockofthecorporationresultingfromsuchconsolidation,ortoreceivetheirrespectivedistributivesharesintheeventofsuchdissolution,liquidation,windinguporsale,asthecasemaybetotheendthat,duringsuchperiodofsixtydays,theholdersofWarrantsoutstandinghereundermaypurchasestockinaccordancewithsuchWarrantsandbeentitledinrespectofsharessopurchasedtoalloftherightsoftheotherholdersofsimilarstockoftheCorporation.ThenoticehereinrequiredtobegiventotheholdersoftheWarrantsshallbesufficientlygiveniftheCorporationshallpublishsuchnoticeonatleastthreedifferentdays(duringsaidperiodofsixtydays)inadailynewspaperofgeneralcirculationprintedintheEnglishlanguageintheBoroughofManhattan,TheCityandStateofNewYork,andshallalsomailacopyofsuchnoticetotheTrustee."

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    SeeEisnerv.Macomber,252U.S.189,202203,40S.Ct.189,64L.Ed.521

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    SeeBerle,ConvertibleBondsandStockPurchaseWarrants,36YaleL.J.649,6567

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    ArticleIIIopenswiththesentence:"TheCorporationcovenantsandagreesashereinafterinthisArticleIIIsetforth:"

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    "Section6.ThebasicpurchasepriceatwhichtheholdersoftheWarrantsmaypurchasecommonstockoftheCorporationassetforthinSection2ofthisArticleIIIshallbesubjecttoreductionandadjustmentfromtimetotimeinthefollowingmanner:

    "(1)IfatanytimeorfromtimetotimeafterDecember1,1928,sharesofcommonstockoftheCorporation,withoutparvalue,beissuedtoanumberinexcessof264,000shares,assuchsharesmayfromtimetotimebeconstituted,and(a)soldbytheCorporationforcashatapricepersharewhichislessthanthebasicpurchasepricethereofatthetimeineffector(b)issuedforaconsideration,otherthanmoney,valuedbytheBoardofDirectorsatthetimeoftheacquisitionthereof,atanetamountlessthanthebasicpurchasepriceofthecommonstockoftheCorporationatthetimeineffect,thesaidbasicpurchasepriceshallbeadjustedasfollows,provided,however,thatinnoeventshalltheadjustedpriceexceedatanytimethebasicpurchaseprice:"

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    CLARK,CircuitJudge(dissenting).

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    Sincethisisacomplicatedagreementwherediversecontentionsarepossibleandsincemyviewsarenottoprevail,Ishallonlyindicatethemwithoutextensivedevelopment.Whatchieflypersuadesmetothecontrary

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    conclusionisthatthedefinitetimeprovisionofsixtydaysforexchangingwarrants,"incasethecorporationshallpayanystockdividend,"ofsec.10,Art.III,isnowleftwithoutrationalpurposeorfunction.Iexpect,however,thatthisisoneofthosecasessufficientlydisputablesothattheapproachoneinitiallymakestotheproblemactuallypointsthewaytothefinalsolution.IfIthoughtastockwarrantshouldbenormallyapproachedasaneternalanduntouchableprivilege,I,too,Iexpect,wouldregardsec.7assodeclaringandhencefindthatsec.10couldnotbegivenforceaccordingtoitswordingwithoutworkinga"forfeiture"ofordeclaring"forfeit"whathadalreadybeengiven.ButsinceIthinkitnotatallunusualforthedraftsmenofsuchanagreementtowishtoputsomelimitationsuponthoserights,tolimittheextenttowhichtheycanallowtheholderstobeover,butnotapartof,thecorporateorganization,Ifindtheotherconstructiontobemorenaturalandtohavetheadvantageofaccordingsomeappropriatefunctiontoeverysectionoftheagreement.

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    Thussecs.8and9applytotheparticularsituationstheyexpresslycoveranddonotapplytothesituationcoveredinsec.10,andthereisnosurplusage.Theprovisionofsec.6forreducingthebasicpurchasepriceofthestockseems,tomymind,ratherclearlyapplicableincaseofastockdividendandbeareasonablyfaircounteradjustmenttothosewarrantholderswhostillwishtostayontheoutsideawaitingdevelopments.Andsec.7carriesitsownstatementofitsapplicationconditioned"ifthesamehadbeendeclareduponthecommonstockrepresentedbythestockcertificatesthenheldintrustbytheTrusteehereunder"orlater"ifthesamehadbeendeclareduponthecommonstocksopurchased."True,thisgivesthecorporationpowertodeterminewhetherthestockdividendbeupononlytheactivestockoralsouponthisblockalreadyfrozeninthehandsoftheTrusteeandimmobileunlesswarrantsareexercisedagainstit.ButandhereIsupposemypointofviewindicatedabovecomesinthisdoesnotseemtomeanunusualpowerforacorporation,butonenaturallytobeexercisedinthelightofthegeneralgoodofallthestockholders,notmerelythoseholdingwarrants,withthereductioninthebasicpurchasepriceservingasapreventiveofunfairnesstoanyoftheparticipants.

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    ElsewhereIhavethoughtwehavetendedtoovervaluetheperpetualeffectofstockwarrants,SecuritiesandExchangeComm.v.Leventritt,2Cir.,179F.2d615,certiorarigranted,U.S.,71S.Ct.62,andhaveagreedmorewiththecontraryviewexpressedinInreCommonwealth&SouthernCorp.,3Cir.,184F.2d81.Butherewehavefurthertheexpressclauseofsec.10providingforthenoticewithadefinitepurpose"totheendthat,duringsuchperiodofsixtydays,"thewarrantholdersmaypurchasestockand"beentitledinrespectofsharessopurchasedtoalloftherightsoftheotherholdersofsimilarstockoftheCorporation."(Italicssupplied.)Ofcoursetheyknowalreadythattheyareentitledtosuchrightsjustassoonastheyexercisetheirwarrantsexcepttotheextentthatthisclausemaybegivensomeoperativeeffect.Sowhyshouldthedraftsmenhavepaintedthelilyfurtherunlessthesixtydayswasintendedasadefiniteperiodforthetakingofsomeaction?Iwouldaffirm.

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