Document Type
Article
Comments
10 Securities Regulation Law Journal 160-169 (1982)
Abstract
This article analyzes the Second Circuit decision of Panzirer v. Wolf which held that secondary reliance on the integrity of the market could support a cause of action based on Rule JOb-5 of the Securities Exchange Act. The author also ex amines prior cases relied upon by the Second Circuit and concludes by questioning whether the Panzirer holding is justified.
Date of Authorship for this Version
1982
Recommended Citation
Deutsch, Jan Ginter, "Panzirer V Wolf: A Study In Doctrinal Exegesis" (1982). Faculty Scholarship Series. 4071.
https://digitalcommons.law.yale.edu/fss_papers/4071
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