Delaware courts will use their equitable powers to invalidate otherwise valid board actions tainted by inequitable deception. Where a director is "'tricked or deceived into attending a board meeting … the general rule is that actions taken at such a meeting are void.'" Delaware law requires that directors be truthful and candid in their interactions with their fellow directors, and does not permit inequitable sandbagging by fellow board fiduciaries. In short, even if the board action is legally authorized under a company's organizational documents, deceiving fellow directors to procure their attendance at a board meeting under false pretenses, may be grounds for invalidating board actions taken at that meeting under equitable principles.