relationship with
another and the latter is in a position of active confidence, the burden of
proving the absence of fraud, misrepresentation or undue influence ... relationship with another
and the latter is in a position of active confidence the
burden of proving the absence of fraud,
misrepresentation or undue influence
land with permission of the plaintiff, which
shows that they enjoyed active confidence of the plaintiff. It was
submitted that the plaintiff had never executed ... fraud would be on the defendants
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as they enjoyed active confidence of the plaintiff. To establish the
presence of active confidence, the plaintiff relied
relationship with another and the latter is in a
position of active confidence the burden of proving the absence of fraud,
misrepresentation or undue influence ... party who is in a position of active confidence. A person standing in a
fiduciary relation to another has a duty to protect the interest
being managed by her husband who stood in a position of
active confidence towards her. The trial court found that
the appellant's husband ... that the husband of the appellant
was in a position of active confidence towards her at the
time of the gift deed and that
good faith in transactions where one
party is in relation of active confidence.—Where
there is a question as to the good faith ... whom stands
to the other in a position of active confidence, the
burden of proving the good faith of the transaction
is on the party
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fiduciary relation to the other standing in a
position of active confidence ;
(c) that the plaintiff in consequence of the
resolutions passed on the 16th
relationship
with another and the latter is in a position of active confidence the
burden of proving the absence of fraud, misrepresentation or undue
influence ... party who is in a position of active confidence.
19. The instant case is required to be exercised in the light of the
aforesaid settled
industry' but not otherwise In other words, the nature
of the activity will lie determined by the conditions which
give rise to the likelihood ... such a kind that it requires complete confidence and
harmony in the productive activity in which they may be
cooperating so that, unless the operations
employer and it took the stand that the management had lost confidence in the employee and termination in the circumstances was bona fide ... totality of circumstances the management lost confidence in Lakshman and his involvement in smuggling activities could not be said to be a fanciful or whimsical
