Idaho Supreme Court· 5/29/1980

Compton v. Compton

Citations

612 P.2d 1175
101 Idaho 328
1980 Ida. LEXIS 467

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allowing relief for nondisclosure of property during “negotiations leading to the formation of the property settlement agreement during marriage” due to the fiduciary duties each spouse owes the other
allowing relief for nondisclosure of property during “negotiations leading to the formation of the property settlement agreement during marriage” due to the fiduciary duties each spouse owes the other
“In this case these time limits have long since passed.”
\In this case these time limits have long since passed.\
where Idaho court stated that fiduciary duty extends to parties’ negotiations leading to the formation of the property settlement during marriage and requires, at least, a disclosure by both parties of all information within their knowledge regarding the existence of community property
Fraud, for the purposes of this rule, requires more than interparty misconduct and “will be found only in the presence of such ‘tampering with the administration of justice’ as to suggest ‘a wrong against the institutions set up to protect and safeguard the public’ ”.

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Judges: McFadden, Bakes, Bistline, Scoggin, Dunlap, Tern

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