Trusts & Estates -Tort/Negligence – Breach of Fiduciary Duty – Real Property Sales – Damages (access required)

Turpin v. Lowther Even though the defendant-personal representative distributed the decedent’s real property to the estate beneficiaries before defendant bought the same real property back from the beneficiaries and re-sold it at a higher price, defendant breached his fiduciary duty when he learned the value of the land in his capacity as personal representative but did not relay this information to the beneficiaries

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Trusts & Estates -Tort/Negligence – Breach of Fiduciary Duty – Real Property Sales – Damages

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