You don't have to take WNI to court. Even if WNI gets to 90%, in order to get compulsory acquisition of the last 10%, they have to go to Court if you refuse to sell. Then you have the option of proving that there is no fair value, for which you would require a valuation expert (e.g.Lonergan Edwards http://mms.netstarter.com/SiteMedia/w3svc103/Uploads/Documents/2012profile.pdf). In the old days, you would have all your costs paid even if you failed to prove unfair value. These days, you would still get your costs paid even if you failed, unless you had been unreasonable (an example of unreasonableness is greenmailing).
You should call Lonergan. I would say you would learn a lot in a free phone call.
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