§ 111. Jurisdiction to interpret, apply, enforce or determine the validity of corporate instruments and provisions of this title.

The Court of Chancery has jurisdiction over any civil action to interpret, apply, enforce, or, in the case of (a), determine the validity of

  1. (1) The charter and bylaws,

    (2)(i)/(ii) any instrument by which a corporation (i) creates or sells, or offers to create or sell, any of its stock or any rights respecting its stock; or (iii), if conditioned on approval by one or more stockholders, agrees to sell, lease or exchange any of its property or assets,

    (2)(iii) any instrument to which the corporation is a party and pursuant to which a stockholder sells or offers to sell any of its stock,

    (3) any restriction on transfer or ownership under § 202,

    (4) any proxy under § 212 or 215,

    (5) any voting trust or agreement under § 218,

    (6)-(9) any instrument required by any provision of this title,

    except to the extent that a statute confers exclusive jurisdiction on another court, agency or tribunal; or

  2. any provision of this title.