District of Columbia Court of Appeals October 27, 1988, 87-1233 (In Re Hessler)
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United States · · · 27-10-1988
STEADMAN, Associate Judge:
One of the most basic rules of fiduciary conduct is that the fiduciary must not commingle his own property with that held by him belonging to another. In particular, fiduciary funds must be kept separate and deposited in a special account.
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