The Unsettled Law of Knowing Assistance

Peter Oliver, “The Unsettled Law of Knowing Assistance” (1993) 4 KCLJ 82-86.

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Peter Oliver

Faculty of Law, University of Ottawa; Faculty of Law

Date Written: 1993

Abstract

According to the standard view of liability for knowing assistance, four elements must be established: (1) a trust or other fiduciary relationship; (2) a dishonest design on the part of the trustee or fiduciary; (3) assistance by another in the implementation of that design; and (4) that others knowledge. In Agip, there was no question as to elements (1), (2) and (3), and accordingly this note will focus on the fourth or knowledge element.

Keywords: liability, knowing assistance, trust, fiduciary, relationship, dishonest design, design, assistance, others, Agip, knowledge

Suggested Citation

Oliver, Peter, The Unsettled Law of Knowing Assistance (1993). Peter Oliver, “The Unsettled Law of Knowing Assistance” (1993) 4 KCLJ 82-86., Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=2401818

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