Darby & Co (Davenport)

Darby & Co (Davenport) is a significant legal case from the UK that addressed the issue of conflicts of interest in business relationships. In this case, the court examined whether a company could hold a secret profit from a transaction without disclosing it to the other party involved. The ruling reinforced the principle that fiduciaries must act transparently and in the best interests of those they represent, ensuring accountability and fairness in business dealings. This case is often referenced in discussions about ethical conduct and legal obligations in commercial transactions.