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· 2/27/1984

Fed. Sec. L. Rep. P 99,685 Betty Jane Siebel, of the Estate of Eldon K. Siebel, Deceased, Cross-Appellees v. James C. Scott, Cross-Appellants

Citations

  • 725 F.2d 995
  • 1984 U.S. App. LEXIS 25096

How courts have described this case

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  • “[A] defendant’s profits may be disgorged where he fraudulently induces the plaintiff to sell securities to him and resells them shortly thereafter at a higher price ....”
  • a defendant may retain profits only if attributable to those “special or unique efforts” for which he has not already received compensation
  • “There is no evidence that any of the limited partners planned or desired to participate in the operation of the cable television system.”
  • “There is no evidence that any of the limited partners planned or desired to participate in the operation of the cable television system.”
  • “There is no evidence that any of the limited partners planned or- desired to participate in the operation of the cable television system.”

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Judges: Gee, Tate, Higginbotham

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