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Clarence S. Barasch, an attorney in New York, writes: After 80 years, Meinhard v. Salmon is still memorable for its elegant statement of the obligations of those bound by fiduciary ties compared to those subject only to the "morals of the market place." The eloquence of the language fashioned by Chief Judge Benjamin N. Cardozo has become as meaningful as the holding in the case.
November 06, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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