Shareholder's right to intervene in company litigation dismissed as shareholder lacks standing to intervene.

The Supreme Court dismissed the application for leave to intervene by a shareholder in a company-related lawsuit. The shareholder argued that their interest in the company's affairs entitled them to participate in the proceedings, but the court found no legal basis for such intervention. Consequently, the court ruled that a shareholder does not possess the requisite standing to intervene in litigation concerning the company itself.