International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union et al. v. Los Angeles Export Terminal, Inc.

MODIFICATION

GOVERNMENT


Board of directors meeting of private corporation is open to the public when city is a shareholder.



INTERNATIONAL LONGSHOREMEN'S and WAREHOUSEMEN'S UNION, et al., Plaintiffs and Respondents, v. LOS ANGELES EXPORT TERMINAL, INC., Defendant and Appellant. No. B112263 (Super. Ct. No. BC145559) California Court of Appeal Second Appellate District Division Three Filed February 10, 1999
THE COURT:
        
        The opinion filed January 14, 1999 is modified in the following particulars:

        1. Page 8*, line 24, at the end of the quote, insert the following footnote:

        Although LAXT contends it was created by the collective action of all of its shareholders rather than by any governmental entity, absent this approval by the City Council authorizing the Harbor Department to enter into the Shareholders' Agreement, LAXT could not have been created.

        This footnote will require renumbering of all subsequent footnotes.

        2. Page 9**, line 22, replace the word responsibility with: accountability.

        The petition for rehearing is denied.
        No change in judgment.
        




*        See Daily Appellate Report of January 19, 1999, page 539, column 2, after line 40.

**        See Daily Appellate Report of January 19, 1999, page 540, column 1, line 2, first paragraph.