Zaki Kulaibee Establishment v. Henry H. McFliker

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• finding the need to impose a fiduciary obligation on consignees because “[a] consignor must not only entrust possession and control over his goods to the consignee, but also trust the consignee to sell his goods for a fair price and remit the proceeds (less a commission) to him”
• “[A]n accounting is best understood as a remedy for a cause of action, not as a cause of action in its own right.”
• “[T]he Court finds that because Plaintiff has alleged that the Parties had a fiduciary relationship, the Plaintiff may properly state a claim for equitable accounting.”
• “Zaki purports to appeal the dismissal of its accounting ‘claim.’ We note that an accounting is best understood as a remedy for a cause of action, not as a cause of action in its own right.”
• reviewing Florida law on accounting

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).