ACCESS EXPECTATION: THE TEST FOR FIDUCIARY ACCOUNTABILITY

Authors

  • Robert Flannigan

Abstract

The argument persists that fiduciary regulation applies where there is a reasonable expectation that one will act in the interest of another. While the notion of reasonable expectation may have the appearance of substance, it is indeterminate and has the potential to radically reconfigure the conventional discipline. The proper (justified) test for fiduciary accountability is limited access.

Keywords:

Access, fiduciary accountability, expectation

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Published

2011-01-01

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Legal Commentary