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York Buildings Co v MacKenzie : ウィキペディア英語版 | York Buildings Co v MacKenzie
''York Buildings Co v MacKenzie'' (1795) 3 ER 432 is an English trusts law case concerning the duty of a fiduciary to act in the beneficiaries' interests, without entering any conflict of interest. ==Facts== The York Buildings Co was insolvent. Its estates (land in Widdrington, a lease of Strontian Mines, and some bonds and annuities) had been sold to pay creditors. Mr MacKenzie had bought some at a public judicial auction in February 1779, and the sale was confirmed by the Court of Session after several months. Mr MacKenzie then spent substantial sums of money improving the buildings. The York Buildings Co then sought a declaration that the sale be set aside, on the ground that Mr MacKenzie had been an agent and solicitor of the court during the previous proceedings. Counsel for the appellants outlined the conventional position of the function of fiduciary responsibility in his submissions.〔(1795) 8 Bro 42, 63-68〕
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