Brown v. Foulks

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• “fiduciary relation” has reference to any relationship of blood, business, friendship, or association in which one of the parties reposes special trust and confidence in the other who is in a position to have and exercise influence over the first party
• The law does not permit the fiduciary to make use of a fiduciary relationship to benefit his own personal interests at the expense of the other party; fiduciary must refrain from situations where his own interests are brought into conflict with those of his trust.
• confidential or fiduciary relationship entails one party \repos[ing] special trust and confidence in [another party] who is in a position to have and exercise influence over the first party\; Nelson v. Nelson , 38 Kan. App. 2d 64 , 78, 162 P.3d 43 (2007) (same

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