Roselli v. Rio Communities Service Station, Inc.

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• determining that a spouse’s “power to manage and dispose of the community’s personal property is subject to a fiduciary duty to the other spouse”
• determining that a 16 spouse’s “power to manage and dispose of the community’s personal property . . . [is] 17 subject to a fiduciary duty to the other spouse”
• noting that “absent intervening equities, a gift of substantial community property to a third person without the other spouse’s consent may be revoked and set aside for the benefit of the aggrieved spouse”
• “A trial court abuses its discretion when its decision is contrary to logic and reason.”
• each party has power to manage and dispose of community's personal property, subject to fiduciary duty to other
• each party has power to manage and dispose of community’s personal property, subject to fiduciary duty to other

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).