In Her Landmark Case, Evelyn Gregory Found That

In her landmark case, Evelyn Gregory found that

A) Meeting the literal requirements of the law is not necessarily sufficient to achieve your objective.
B) The General Utilities doctrine was a blessing for taxpayers.
C) Avoiding dividend equivalency requires a meaningful reduction in the shareholder's interest.
D) Reducing the size of your business by fire is a genuine corporate contraction.
E) None of the above