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offeree

n. a person or entity to whom an offer to enter into a contract is made by another (the offeror).

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an offer of securities where the "offeree is an employee of the issuer or its affiliate".
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altogether from the set of offerees, facilitating side deals with
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One is that the offering must be at the same price to all offerees. The other is that some investors each invest a substantial amount of money in the offering.
Regulating public offerings of truly new securities: first principles
* The issuer must provide offerees and purchasers with information about the issuer and the securities being offered.
Issuing a private placement: the Securities and Exchange Commission seeks to ease the burden of Securities Act registration for small public offerings with rule amendments to Regulation A
Since investors must have access to the same type of information found in a registration statement, "the costs associated with providing the appropriate level of information to offerees over the Internet...
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offerees are subject to pressure to sell their stock, and 8) whether the
Beyond Morrison: the effect of the "presumption against extraterritoriality" and the transactional test on foreign tender offers
One could assume that the Section 45 rule would be preferred as the most efficient rule since it would discourage offerees from engaging in costly preventative measures, lower opportunistic exploitation of sunk costs, and promote reliance on unilateral contracts, thereby benefiting offerors as a class.
The promise principle and contract interpretation
the offerees. More specifically, it is the explicit specification of
Regulating opt-out: an economic theory of altering rules
(5.) The film is constructed as a balance offerees. Upon the failure of the proposed government trial, the murder of the prosecutor and a mysterious poisoning of the remaining sheep, Alexander disarms the village, confiscates its food, and puts it under curfew.
Heroic identity in the Dilessi affair, Aris Velouhiotis, and Alexander: a reading of Angelopoulos's Megalexandros
As a result, when a joint proposal for settlement does not allocate the amount offered between multiple offerees, it is not the offeree who bears the risk of its unreasonable rejection, but the offeror.
What is left of the joint proposal for settlement?
After all, a constitution represents the ultimate in standard form agreements, offered on a take-it-or-leave-it basis to comparatively powerless offerees.
Graduated consent in contract and tort law: toward a theory of justification
relationship of the offerees to each other and the issuer, the number of
Financing the next Silicon Valley

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