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fiduciary
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fiduciary (fidoo´shēerē),
n a person who has a duty to act primarily for another's benefit, as a trustee. Also, pertaining to the good faith and confidence involved in such a relationship.


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Katzie First Nation alleges that the Environment Ministry "breached its constitutional and fiduciary obligations to consult with and accommodate the plaintiff in regards to the plaintiff's Aboriginal rights, including title" and "breached its obligations to comply" with a 1995 cooperative management agreement between the parties for the park.
Investors can seem ruthless about decisions such as these, given concerns about fiduciary obligation to our investors and preserving value for all stakeholders.
Cuomo said in his letter to Democratic lawmaker Barney Frank that his office was also examining whether senior officials at both companies "violated their own fiduciary obligations to shareholders.
 
 
 
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