Remington v. Morris

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• discussing certain circumstances, distinguished in Chelsea Industries, 389 Mass, at 12-16, where “requiring [disloyal employees] to surrender [their] compensation . . . would, in effect, be imposing ... a penalty disproportionately harsh under all the circumstances”
• “[A] fiduciary who has been guilty of breach of trust should be required to surrender his compensation”
• corporate director who breached fiduciary obligation is bound to make restitution of any resulting profit gained
• as treasurer and assistant treasurer of company, defendants had duty to protect company's finances and disburse them as directed by president or directors

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