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The Strict Character of Fiduciary LiabilityRobert FlanniganUniversity of Saskatchewan New Zealand Law Review, p. 209, 2006 Abstract: A number of commentators have challenged the strict character of fiduciary liability. They prefer a contextual assessment of the circumstances of the parties. Their arguments, however, lack substance. They fail to demonstrate any social erosion of the policy foundation for the strict ethic. They also fail to account for the capacity of the parties to contract out of fiduciary liability. Their analyses ultimately have the unintended consequence of confirming the prudence of the conventional position.
Number of Pages in PDF File: 34 Keywords: duty of loyalty, fiduciary, strict liability, opportunism, consent, limited access Accepted Paper SeriesDate posted: October 28, 2006Suggested CitationContact Information
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