Hurbert v. Cheeks (In Re Cheeks)

How courts have described this case

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• “Even if it could be argued that Trust funds in this case were segregated from CFMC’s general assets, Plaintiff still could not establish any proprietary interest in the Trust’s funds because Plaintiff did not treat the funds as his property for tax purposes.”

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