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When Do Fiduciary Duties Arise?James J. EdelmanUniversity of Oxford - Faculty of Law October 1, 2010 Law Quarterly Review, Vol. 126, pp. 302-327, 2010 Oxford Legal Studies Research Paper No. 65/2010 Abstract: This article considers when fiduciary duties arise. I explain that fiduciary duties are simply particular terms which are expressed or implied into voluntary (contractual and non-contractual) undertakings. I consider the development and central role of the undertaking and show that the process of implication of terms is identical to the process involved in determining whether fiduciary duties arise in particular undertakings. I then examine each of the most well recognised fiduciary duties and show how those duties are sometimes described as “fiduciary” and sometimes described as “implied terms.”
Number of Pages in PDF File: 24 Accepted Paper SeriesDate posted: October 26, 2010 ; Last revised: November 13, 2010Suggested CitationContact Information
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