wmtc: madrid, day one

After our cheap pollo asado dinner, wine, and a shower, we had a new perspective on life. We woke up early the next day, had a little breakfast in a neighbourhood joint, and got to Museo Nacional del Prado – otherwise known as The Prado – before it opened. Our

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Morton's Musings: Fiduciary duty

The Toronto Party v. Toronto (City), 2013 ONCA 327 discusses how fiduciary duties arise: [37]       The concept of fiduciary obligation has a venerable lineage rooted in the notion of breach of confidence, an original head of jurisdiction in Chancery: Guérin v. The Queen, [1984] 2 S.C.R. 335, at p. 383. Where by statute, agreement,

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