...Lead. Gas. 92-809. In Tote v. Williamson, LR, £ Ch. 55, Lord Chancellor Chelmsford (at p. 61) says: "The jurisdiction exercised by courts of equity over...jurisdiction by defining the exact limits of its exercise. Whenever two persons stand in such a relation that, while it continues, confidence is necessarily reposed...

...trustees, attorneys, or anyone else." Lord Eldon, in Gibson v. Jeyes, 6 Ves. 266, 278. " The principle applicable to the more familiar relations of this...have always been careful not to fetter this useful condition by defending the exact limits of its exercise." Lord Chelmsford, in Tale v. Williamson, LR...

...Affirmed. The facts are stated in the opinion. (See 60 Mich. 485.) Martha M. Tompkins, in pro. per. : "The jurisdiction exercised by courts of equity over...of persons standing in certain fiduciary relations lias always been regarded as one of a most salutary description. * * . * The courts have always been...

...approval from the opinion of Lord Chelmsford in Tote v. Williamson, LR 2 Ch. App. Cas. 55, as follows : "The jurisdiction exercised by courts of equity over...relations of this character have been long settled by many well known decisions, but the courts have always been careful not to fetter this useful jurisdiction...

...Jordan, 23 Ga. 420. § 6. In contracts of a fiduciary nature. The jurisdiction exercised by a court of equity over the dealings of persons standing in...been regarded as one of a most salutary description. And although the principles applicable to the more familiar relations of this character have been long...

...fiduciary Hatlierloy); and see Cowce v. Cor- relations, with that concerning actual GENERAL PRINCIPLE. ings of persons standing in certain fiduciary relations...applicable to the more familiar relations of this character bave been long settled by many well-known decisions, but the courts have always been careful not to...

...approval from the opinion of Lord Chelmsford in Täte v. Williamson, LR 2 Gh. App. Cas. 55, as follows: "The jurisdiction exercised by courts of equity over...jurisdiction by defining the exact limits of its exercise. Whenever two persons stand in such a relation that, while it continues, confidence is necessarily reposed...

...was fair, open, voluntary, and well understood. This principle Is of very general application, and the courts have always been careful not to fetter...jurisdiction by defining the exact limits of its exercise." And that is the principle announced by this court in 'Hetrick's Appeal, 58 Pa. St. 477. Tbe gross inequality...

...fair, open, voluntary, and well understood. This principle is of very general application, * * • and the courts have always been careful not to fetter...jurisdiction by defining the exact limits of its exercise." The rule is stated to the same effect in 14 Am. & Eng. Ency. of Law (2d Ed.) 1036 ; 39 Cyc. 1219. These...

...Lead. Cas. 192, 209. In Täte v. Williamson. LK 2 Cb. App. 55, Chancellor Chelmsford, at 61, says: "The jurisdiction exercised by 'courts of equity over...dealings of persons standing in certain fiduciary relation has always been regarded as one of a most salutary description. The principles applicable...