Manning v. Dial

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• holding that evidence created an inference of fraud when the officer of the corporation did not disclose all pertinent facts before signing an agreement to sell stock
• holding that evidence created an inference of fraud where officer of corporation failed to disclose all relevant facts before signing an agreement for the sale of stock which contained a release
• defendant stood in fiduciary relationship to the plaintiff, and as such he had a duty to disclose all relevant facts when purchasing plaintiffs stock
• the managing officer of a corporation owes shareholders a fiduciary duty to make a full disclosure of all relevant facts when purchasing their shares
• as the managing officer of a corporation, the defendant-stockholder had a fiduciary duty to disclose all relevant facts to the plaintiff, the only other stockholder, when purchasing the plaintiffs stock
• as the managing officer of a corporation, the defendant-stockholder had a fiduciary duty to disclose all relevant facts to the plaintiff, the only other stockholder, when purchasing the plaintiff's stock

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