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4021 REVIEW DENIED A corporate shareholder is a stranger to corporate contracts and may be liable for tortiously interfering with contracts between the corporation and employees by selling corporate assets for less than they were worth to the detriment of employees entitled by those contracts to a percentage of the sale price.
WOODS v FOX BROADCASTING (Interference with Contract) 129 CA4 344 [See: Applied Equipment v Litton 7 C4 503, T/AT 5/94; Kasparian v County 38 CA4 242, T/AT 10/95; Della Penna v Toyota 11 C4 376, T/AT 12/95]
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