State ex rel. Board of Directors v. City of New Orleans

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• explaining that the four elements for a claim for equitable accounting under New York law are: “(1) a fiduciary relationship (2) entrustment of money or property (3) no other remedy and (4) a demand and refusal of an accounting.”
• finding dismissal of breach of the implied covenant claim required where both conduct and damages alleged therein were identical to the conduct and damages asserted with respect to the breach of contract claim
• “Under New York law, there are four elements to a claim for equitable accounting: (1) a fiduciary relationship (2) entrustment of money or property (3) no other remedy and (4) a demand and refusal of an accounting.”

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