Silver Star Wins Maryland Appellate Court Ruling in Shareholder Consent Dispute
The reversal of a preliminary injunction clears the path for Silver Star to proceed with its amended bylaws and consent solicitation plans.
April 14, 2025
Silver Star Secures Legal Win in Shareholder Governance Battle
Silver Star Properties REIT, Inc. just cleared a major legal hurdle. On April 10, 2025, the company announced that the Appellate Court of Maryland reversed a lower court’s preliminary injunction—restoring Silver Star’s ability to move forward with its shareholder consent solicitation and amended bylaws.
This ruling gives Silver Star the green light to proceed with its governance plans after several weeks of uncertainty. The original injunction had temporarily blocked the company from acting on changes to its internal bylaws, creating friction around how the company could engage with shareholders. With the reversal in place, that barrier is now gone.
While the filing doesn’t lay out every detail of the case, it’s clear this was a pivotal moment in an ongoing legal dispute. The consent solicitation and bylaw changes likely play a key role in how Silver Star manages its corporate structure and responds to shareholder actions. Getting this decision overturned gives the company a renewed ability to implement those changes—and to do it on its own terms.
The company shared the news through a press release, noting that the information was being furnished for disclosure under Regulation FD. That means the update is public, but isn’t formally part of any current SEC filing.
This outcome positions Silver Star to regain control over its internal governance process and keep its broader strategic agenda on track. For shareholders and stakeholders following the litigation, the message is clear: the company can now move ahead with fewer legal constraints.
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