· 7/1/1871
Campbell v. Monmouth Mut. Fire Ins.
Citations
- 59 Me. 430
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- stating that a presumption of undue influence arises where there is “(1) the existence of a confidential or fiduciary relationship; (2) that the fiduciary obtained a benefit; and (3) additional evidence to support an inference of undue influence”
- granting Plaintiff's motion for attorney’s fees on appeal in a previous appeal filed by Defendants
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Judges: Barrows, Danfoeth, Dickerson, Tapley, Walton
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