...plaintiffs and Magee. He stood in the attitude of selling as owner and purchasing as trustee. The law permits no one to act in such inconsistent relations....transaction or refuses to enforce it, at the instance of the parly whom the fiduciary undertook to represent*, without undertaking to deal with the question of...

...not stop to inquire whether the transaction was fair or unfair, but, when the relation is disclosed, sets aside the transaction, or refuses to enforce it at the instance of ce.stui que trust." * " A corporation in order to defeat a contract entered into by its directors on...

...not stop to inquire whether the transaction was fair or unfair, but, when the relation is disclosed, sets aside the transaction, or refuses to enforce it at the instance of the ceêtui que trust. Munson v. Syracuse, G. & C. It. Co. 4 Cent. Hep. 191, 103 NY 75. Trustee or mortgagee...

...of selling as owner and purchasing as trustee. The law permits no one to act in such incon sistent relations. It does not stop to inquire whether the...was fair or unfair. It stops the inquiry when the App. Div.] Third Department, March, 1911. relation is disclosed, and sets aside the transaction or...

...such circumstances the court docs 7iot stop to inquire whether the transactions complained of were fair or unfair. It stops the inquiry when the relation is disclosed. (Munson v. S., G. tfc C. RR Co., 103 NT 58.) The appellant personally owns one-half the capital stock...

...plaintiffs and Magee. He stood in the attitude of selling as owner and purchasing as trustee. The law permits no one to act in such inconsistent relations....whether the contract or transaction was fair or unfair." In Curtin v. Salmon River, etc., Ditch Co. 130 Cal. 345 (80 Am. St. Rep. 132, 62 Pac. 552), it was...

...the law does not inquire whether the transaction was fair or unfair, but stops the inquiry as soon as the relation Is disclosed, and sets aside the transaction, or refuses to enforce it, at the instance of the corporation, without asking whether there was fraud or not. As was said In a New York ease, it prevents...

...ought to have a sole claim upon the best endeavors of its agents. As the New York court said: The law permits no one to act in such inconsistent relations....stops the inquiry when the relation is disclosed, and sots aside the transaction or refuses to enforce It, at the instance of the party whom the fiduciary...

...plaintiffs and Magee. He stood in the attitude of selling as owner and purchasing as trustee. The law permits no one to act in such inconsistent relations....whether the contract or transaction was fair or unfair.' " We also there quoted from Bassett v. Fairchild, 132 Oal. 637, 64 Pac. 1082, 52 LRA 611, to the following...

...plaintiffs and Magee. He stood in the attitude of selling as owner and purchasing as trustee. The law permits no one to act in such inconsistent relations....contract or transaction was fair or unfair. * * * It prevents fraud by making them as far as may be impossible, knowing that real motives often elude the...