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This book is the pre-eminent authoritative study of fiduciary obligations in Anglo-Australian law.
It was the first book to thoroughly examine the way in which fiduciary duties apply across a number of different kinds of fiduciary actor, rather than looking at different kinds of fiduciaries separately. It made a massive contribution to the scholarly literature on fiduciary duties, and was an inspiration for the research that I conducted when writing my book.
The book was written by Professor Finn early in his career, long before he became a judge in Australia, and showcases what can be done with careful analysis…
From Matthew's list on the legal idea of loyalty owed by a fiduciary.
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