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Analysis Of Mr. Retzer's Case
Unfortunately, it appears that this is, by law, “fair” as Mr. Retzer owes a fiduciary duty to Mrs. Retzer. Now is this actually a “fair” situation is a whole other question. No, I would say this is not a “fair” circumstance for Mr. Retzer as he has been basically betrayed by his wife, whom he has to now make money for, to the best of his ability. To me this does not seem fair as far as my understanding of the term goes, however by law he must abide. Unless they previously agreed upon in their term agreement to avoid a situation like this, Mr. Retzer must protect Mrs. Retzer’s stake in the company. I believe she should lose her position in the company; as she is not the person Mr. Retzer thought she was. This would make it a “fair” situation
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