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· 10/15/1840

Campbell v. His Creditors

Citations

  • 16 La. 348

How courts have described this case

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  • stating an adverse inference “can be applied at the summary judgment phase, balanced against other evidence in the record”
  • finding “ample evidence” of the defendant’s scienter at summary judgment where he had misappropriated investor funds by transferring them to his personal bank account

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