...takes place, and the moment the money is received the money remains the property of the principal. So it is with regard to an agent dealing with any...is not a trustee according to *the strict technical [ *36 ] meaning of the word, he is quasi a trustee for that particular transaction for which he is...

...regard to an agent dealing with any property. He obtains no interest himself in the subject matter beyond his remuneration. He is dealing throughout...which he is engaged, and therefore in these cases the coiirts of equity have assumed jurisdiction." The relation between banker and customer 51(J was, however,...

...of the principal. So it is with regard to an agent dealing with any property; he obtains no interest in the subject-matter beyond his remuneration; he...cases the courts of equity have assumed jurisdiction. case must be shown before the court will exercise its jurisdiction. The circumstance that a party may...

...372, 142 NW 353Marvin v. Brooks, 94 NY 71; Moxon v. Bright, LR 4 Ch. 2Ü2. .See also Agency 5 581. ".So it is with regard to an agent dealing with any...cases the Courts of Equity have assumed Jurisdiction." Foley v. Hill. 2 HL Cas. 28. 35, 9 Reprint 1002. [a] Where the relation Is inch that a confidence le...

...circumstances to Induce the court of chancery to grant relief. 4 De G., J. & S. 649. In Foley v. Hill, 2 HLO 28, a bill was filed against a banker, and Lord Cottenham,...according to the strict technical meaning of the word, he IB quasi a trustee for that particular transaction for which he Is engaged, and therefore In these...

...an agent dealing with any property. He obtains no interest himself in the subject-matter beyond bis remuneration. He is dealing throughout for another;...assumed Jurisdiction." The relation between banker and customer was, howcrer. distinguished, and held not to be fiduciary Jn its nature. Mr. Pomeroy, in his...