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private offering exemptionintegration doctrineaiding abetting and control liability
SEC v. Murphy
SEC v. Murphy, 626 F.2d 633 (9th Cir. 1980)
Key Principle
Separate securities offerings that form part of a single plan of financing must be integrated and assessed together when applying the private-offering exemption from registration, the issuer bears the burden of proving any claimed exemption, and the decision also sets standards for aiding-and-abetting and controlling-person liability and for injunctive relief under the federal securities laws.
Area of Law
General
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