Margolis v. Benton

How courts have described this case

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• stating that proof of fraud must be “so clear and conclusive as to leave no rational doubt upon the mind as to its existence”
• \one seeking relief in chancery court on the ground of fraud must establish it by clear and convincing proof\
• “one seeking relief in chancery court on the ground of fraud must establish it by clear and convincing proof”
• “A third person . . . who deals with an agent, is not liable to the principal for a fraud perpetrated by the agent upon his principal in that transaction unless such third person was a party to the fraud.” (citations omitted)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).