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Wolf Vs. Weinstein
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- US Supreme Court
- Apr 15, 1963
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U.S. 633 (1963) U.S. Supreme Court Wolf v. WeinsteinSearch
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U.S. 633 (1963) Wolf v. WeinsteinSearch
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Bankruptcy Act. But our consideration of the issues underlying the order of the District Court reversed sub nom. Fried v. MargolisSearch
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writ of certiorari as to that judgment of the Court of Appeals is dismissed as improvidently granted. Cf. The Monrosa v. CarbonSearch
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U. S. 640 the payment of compensation and the reimbursement of expenses. See Dickinson Industrial Site, Inc. v. CowanSearch
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Brown v. GerdesSearch
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Magruder v. DrurySearch
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Woods v. CitySearch
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American United Mutual Life Ins. Co. v. AvonSearch
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of short-swing profits from trading in their corporation's stock, even when the corporation is solvent. Cf. Blau v. LehmanSearch
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Securities & Exchange Comm'n v. ChenerySearch
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Corp., 332 U. S. 194 , 332 U. S. 208 . See also Pepper v. LittonSearch
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entitled to compensation for his services than the trustee of a private trust who compromised his loyalty. Cf. Weil v. NearySearch
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American United Mutual Life Ins. Co. v. AvonSearch
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Surface Transit, Inc. v. SaxeSearch
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and expenses in a reorganization, which precludes the granting of allowances not therein provided for. See Brown v. GerdesSearch
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Lane v. HaytianSearch
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information or control, to which the position of a representative or fiduciary gives him access. See, e.g., Otis & Co. v. InsuranceSearch
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Finn v. ChildsSearch
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b) which require a similarly pervasive and unbending rule against certain forms of insider trading, see, e.g., Adler v. KlawansSearch
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E.g., Gochenour v. ClevelandSearch
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by officers and directors of a solvent corporation not under judicial superintendence. Cf. Manufacturers Trust Co. v. BeckerSearch
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Chicago & West Towns Railways v. FriedmanSearch
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Berner v. EquitableSearch
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responsibilities, rather than a rigid rule of thumb. So the Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit has held, Colby v. KluneSearch
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is one which requires an examination of the particular facts. See, e.g., Young v. PottsSearch
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Co., 181 F.2d 431. In Young v. HigbeeSearch
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capacity. Cf. Pepper v. LittonSearch
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Surface Transit, Inc. v. SaxeSearch
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carried on by a relative of the applicant or claimant, without his knowledge and not for his account, e.g., Nichols v. SecuritiesSearch
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in part and dissenting in part. I agree with the dismissal of the writ respecting the issues involved in Fried v. MargolisSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Wolf v. WeinsteinSearch
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Fried v. MargolisSearch
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Cf. The Monrosa v. CarbonSearch
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See Dickinson Industrial Site, Inc. v. CowanSearch
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Brown v. GerdesSearch
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Cf. Blau v. LehmanSearch
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Cf. Weil v. NearySearch
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Otis & Co. v. InsuranceSearch
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Adler v. KlawansSearch
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Cf. Manufacturers Trust Co. v. BeckerSearch
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Colby v. KluneSearch
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Young v. PottsSearch
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In Young v. HigbeeSearch
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Cf. Pepper v. LittonSearch
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Nichols v. SecuritiesSearch
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