No-Further-Inquiry Rule
Definition
A common-law rule that allows an estate or trust beneficiary to rescind any transaction that results from the fiduciary’s self-dealing, regardless of whether the transaction was fair or reasonable.
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A common-law rule that allows an estate or trust beneficiary to rescind any transaction that results from the fiduciary’s self-dealing, regardless of whether the transaction was fair or reasonable.