Self-Deale

/ˌselfˈdiːlɚ/

Definitions

  1. (n.) A person who sells goods or services to themselves, or a transaction in which a party acts as both buyer and seller.
    The court examined whether the self-dealer's dual role violated fiduciary duties.

Forms

  • self-dealer
  • self-dealers

Commentary

Typically used in contexts assessing conflicts of interest or self-dealing in fiduciary or corporate law.

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