International Capital Corp. v. Moyer

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• where the governing contract did not include instructions for what to do with the escrowed funds if the contract did not close, the escrowee was required to continue to hold the funds for the mutual benefit of the parties
• where the governing contract did not include instructions for what to do with the escrowed funds if the contract did not close, the escrowee was required to continue to hold the funds for the mutual benefit of the parties
• we will not reverse a judgment of the trial court unless it is against the manifest weight of the evidence, i.e., the opposite conclusion is apparent or the trial court’s findings appear to be arbitrary, unreasonable, or not based on the evidence
• discussing damages available for breach of fiduciary duty

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).