In Kahuku Holdings LLC v. MNA Kahuku LLC, Del. Ch., C.A. No. 9991-VCG (Del. Ch. Sept. 15, 2014), the Delaware Court of Chancery refused to resolve a dispute between two members of a Delaware limited liability company.
The entity at issue in this case was Kahuku Holdings LLC, a Delaware limited liability company. Kahuku Holdings was the sole owner of a separate Delaware limited liability company that operated a wind farm in Hawaii. There were only two members of Kahuku Holdings: First Wind Kahuku Holdings LLC, a Delaware limited liability company that owned 92 percent of Kahuku Holdings and served as its managing member; and MNA Kahuku LLC, a limited liability company (of unspecified origins) that held 8 percent of Kahuku Holdings and did not have any voting rights.
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