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On the record before us, however, the respondent has made two convincing case-specific arguments why the Court of Chancery's determination of fair value cannot be sustained on appeal. For starters, the respondent notes that the Court of Chancery found that: i) the transaction resulted from a robust market search that lasted approximately two years in which financial and strategic buyers had an open opportunity to buy without inhibition of deal protections; ii) the company was purchased by a third party in an arm's length sale; and iii) there was no hint of self-interest that compromised the market check.^[3]Although there is no presumption in favor of the deal price, under the conditions found by the Court of Chancery, economic principles suggest that the best evidence of fair value was the deal price, as it resulted from an open process, informed by robust public information, and easy access to deeper, non-public information, in which many parties with an incentive to make a profit had a chance to bid. But, despite its own findings about the adequacy of the market check, the Court of Chancery determined it would not give more than one-third weight to the deal price for two reasons.

1.A negotiable instrument may be held at different intervals depending on the subject matter, highlight the conditions that a person must satisfy in order to qualify as a holder in due course of a negotiable instrument.

2.With reference to the law of property, there is co-ownership of land where same piece of land was held by several tenants at once they were either joint tenants together. List ways in which co-ownership might be terminated.

3.According to property law there are various intellectual property rights impacted such as trademarks, patents, copyrights and others. Explain the condition to be satisfied before the registration of a trade mark is affected.

4.As it is evident there are various steps to be followed in order to register for a trademark which is an example of an intellectual property. Further more it must contain certain elements, explain essential elements of a trademark.

5.Trade mark as an intellectual property it all round since it has both advantages and disadvantages to the economy. Therefore, trade mark infringement is the use of a trade mark in the trade mark sense without a license or approval of the trade mark owner. Discuss its defenses.

6.Mediation is an informal and confidential way to resolve disputes with the help of a neutral mediator who is trained to help people discuss their differences. With reference to so, identify qualities of the mediation process.

7.Negotiation is any form of direct or indirect communication whereby parties who have opposing interests discuss the form of any joint action which they might take to manage and ultimately resolve the dispute between them. Discuss the disadvantages of negotiation.

8.Copyright are economic rights given to creators of literary and artistic works including the right to reproduce the work, make copies therefrom, perform or display the work publicly. Enumerate on the rules of copyright.

9.Easement is a type of a servitude which has a right attached to a parcel of land which allows the proprietor of the land either to use the land of another in a particular manner or to restrict its use to a particular extent. Explain the termination of an easement.

10.A bill of exchange is an unconditional order in writing addressed by one person to another, signed by the person giving it requiring the person to whom it is addressed to pay on demand or at a fixed or determinable future time a sum certain in money to or to the order of a specified person or to the bearer. Discuss ways in which a