Dean Woods v. Barnett Bank Of Fort Lauderdale

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• “[Sjtronger evidence of complicity would be required for the alleged aider and abettor who conducts what appears to be a transaction in the ordinary course of his business.”
• defendant, who owed a duty pursuant to a special code of confidence among bankers, was liable for writing letter of recommendation for the primary violator without investigating the relevant facts and admitted ignorance as to the truth or falsity of the letters contents.
• “knowingly and substantially assisted the violation”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).