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· 4/4/2000

Securities & Exchange Commission v. Banner Fund International

Citations

  • 211 F.3d 602
  • 341 U.S. App. D.C. 175
  • 2000 U.S. App. LEXIS 6423

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that “disgorgement is an equitable obligation, to return a sum equal to the amount wrongfully obtained, rather than a requirement to replevy a specific asset”
  • holding that “disgorgement is an equitable obligation to return a sum equal to the amount wrongfully obtained, rather than a requirement to replevy a specific asset”
  • holding that disgorgement remedy sets liability to pay amount equal to wrongfully obtained amounts. regardless of the disposition of the original assets
  • explaining that “[i]f the party opposing the motion fails to comply with [Local Rule 7(h)(1
  • observing that “disgorgement is an equitable obligation to return a sum equal to the amount wrongfully obtained, rather than a requirement to replevy a specific asset”
  • holding that “[bjeeause disgorgement is an equitable obligation to return a sum equal to the amount wrongfully obtained, rather than a requirement to replevy a specific asset,” a defendant may not avoid disgorgement by arguing that he does not have access to the specific profits in question

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Judges: Ginsburg, Randolph, Buckley

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