Oden v. Salch

How courts have described this case

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• holding that defense counsel did not object “with reasonable certainty” where he had “stated that he objected to [an] instruction because he did not ‘believe that it’s an accurate statement of law, nor that it’s a proper instruction to give based on the facts of this case’”
• affirming damage award for estate against decedent’s attorney-in-fact for fraudulent conversion of decedent’s assets and holding as proper an instruction that attorney-in-fact owed fidu ciary duties to principal
• course of self-dealing by holder of general power of attorney held presumptively fraudulent
• course of self-dealing by holder of general power of attorney held presumptively fraudulent

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