K Town, Inc. v. Metropolitan Bank & Trust Co. (In Re K Town, Inc.)

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• stating that, while a lender is not typically a fiduciary of its borrower, the lender may be deemed a fiduciary by exercising control sufficient to dictate corporate policy and the disposition of assets
• stating that, while a lender is not typically a fiduciary of its borrower, the lender may be deemed a fiduciary by exercising control sufficient to dictate corporate policy and the disposition of assets

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