OPINION
STRINE, Vice Chancellor.
In this case, the winning slate in a June 1995 proxy contest has caused the plaintiffs, the Hills Stores Company ("Hills") and its subsidiary Hills Department Stores Company ("HDS"), to sue the former members of the Hills board. The winning slate was proposed by Dickstein Partners, an investment fund that promised either to buy all of the shares of Hills for $22 in cash and $5 in junk bonds per share or to sell Hills to a...
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