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· 10/23/1944

Arnstein v. Schaeffler

Citations

  • 268 A.D. 873
  • 51 N.Y.S.2d 89
  • 1944 N.Y. App. Div. LEXIS 3991

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that \it is elemental that a fiduciary owes a duty of undivided and undiluted loyalty to those whose interests the fiduciary is to protect\
  • stating that \it is elemental that a fiduciary owes a duty of undivided and undiluted loyalty to those whose interests the fiduciary is to protect\
  • stating that the law of fiduciaries “bails] not only blatant self-dealing, but also require[es] avoidance of situations in which a fiduciary’s personal interest possibly conflicts with the interest of those owed a fiduciary duty”
  • stating that the law of fiduciaries “bar[s] not only blatant self-dealing, but also require[es] avoidance of situations in which a fiduciary’s personal interest possibly conflicts with the interest of those owed a fiduciary duty”
  • fiduciary’s creating a “financial relationship with his wife conflicted with his duty to [his niece and nephew co-owners] and therefore violated the precept of undiluted trust at the core of his responsibilities as a fiduciary”
  • “This is a sensitive and ‘inflexible’ rule of fidelity, barring not only blatant self-dealing, but also requiring avoidance of situations in which a fiduciary’s personal interest possibly conflicts with the interest of those owed a fiduciary duty.” (citation omitted)

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