Weir v. JMACK, Inc., (Del. Ch., Sept. 23, 2008), read opinion here. This Chancery Court decision denied a request for dissolution of a corporation and is another example of the factually intensive aspect of such a request and why it is not necessarily always predictable whether such a request will be granted to appoint a receiver and dissolve a solvent corporation–even if co-owners of a company, for example, are "stuck in a loveless marriage" in a business context. See DGCL Section 226. See also recent summary here of the recent Chancery Court decision in the Seneca case which denied a request to dissolve an LLC.