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· 7/30/1970

Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation v. Aetna Casualty and Surety Company

Citations

  • 426 F.2d 729

How courts have described this case

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  • knowledge of defalcator \and the directors associated with him cannot be imputed to the Bank since they were acting adversely to its interests.\
  • FDIC disposed of nonconforming notes after the termination of bond period and suffered a net loss of $408,362.97
  • knowledge of defalcator “and the directors associated with him cannot be imputed to the Bank since they were acting adversely to its interests.”
  • the well established rule is that discovery occurs when the insured has “acquired knowledge of some specific fraudulent or dishonest act which might involve the [Insurer] in liability for the misconduct”

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