Trevor Steel Co. v. Eisner (In Re Eisner)

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• corporate officer who was in a position to divert payments from a lockbox account was held to be acting in a fiduciary capacity
• in the face of communicated creditor concern over late payments, debtor diverted the funds while concurrently assuring creditor that payments forthcoming
• without offering reasoning the court stated that, “There is no question in the Court’s mind that the debtor was acting in a fiduciary capacity ... when he was diverting the moneys ... from the lock box account ... ”

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