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· 11/12/1947

Slavin v. Germantown Fire Ins.

Citations

  • 74 F. Supp. 876
  • 5 SEC Jud. Dec. 561
  • 1947 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 1979

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  • finding that bank had discretionary authority to set a \lending fee\ ranging from zero to 50%
  • bank had discretionary authority to set a “lending fee” anywhere from zero to 50 percent and was therefore a fiduciary
  • bank had discretionary authority to set a \lending fee\ anywhere from zero to 50 percent and was therefore a fiduciary
  • bank had discretionary authority to set a “lending fee” anywhere from zero to 50 percent and was therefore a fiduciary
  • same where insurer had discretionary authority to set a “lending fee” anywhere from zero to 50 percent
  • bank was given \discretion to set its [lending] fee anywhere from 0% to 50%\

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Judges: Welsh

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