Tritz v. Montana

How courts have described this case

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• requiring a plaintiff to “show that he placed trust and confidence in [the bank that loaned him money] and that [the bank] gained influence and superiority over him” to demonstrate a fiduciary relationship
• “The fact that one party trusts the other is insufficient. We 8 No. 07-1992 trust most people with whom we choose to do business. The dominant party must accept the responsibility, accept the trust of the other party before a court can find a fiduciary relationship.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).