Choice Escrow & Land Title, LLC v. BancorpSouth Bank

How courts have described this case

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• holding that ambiguous concession in complaint was not a judicial admission
• noting that \the Maine Family test has been criticized for conflating fair dealing with due care\
• “[The customer] was also aware that the role of those [bank] employees was not to check for any irregularities but to route these payment orders to the correct beneficiaries.”
• “This litigation began after an unknown third party accessed [plaintiff] Choice's online bank account at BancorpSouth and instructed BancorpSouth to ‘wire’ . . . money from Choice's account to a bank account in the Republic of Cypress.”
• “A judicial admission must be deliberate, clear, and unambiguous.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).