Hirsch v. Cahill (In Re Colonial Realty Co.)

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• finding that good faith requires an arm's length transaction as well as: “(i) an honest belief in the propriety of the activities in question; (ii) no intent to take unconscionable advantage of others; and (iii
• in a case where the defendant-broker denied knowledge of a Ponzi scheme, the court distinguished the \apparent conclusion\ of the Randy court that in Randy the salespeople knowingly worked to advance the scheme

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