Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation v. John Henderson, Jr.

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• requiring that fraudulent concealment be pleaded to be considered by a jury
• “Although we recognize that the risk of concealment is a principal rationale behind the general theory of adverse domination, . . . Texas law already adequately prevents a dominant director from benefiting from such deliberate acts under the tolling doctrine of fraudulent concealment”

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