Catanzaro v. Catanzaro

I am willing to concur in the somewhat technical grounds upon which the opinion disposes of this case. In my judgment, however, the result would be the same if the appeal were regarded as presenting all the claims the plaintiff has made before us. It is my understanding of our law; that a conveyance of property by a fiduciary from which he derives a personal profit is not void, but if it is attacked the burden is upon him to establish that the transaction was in all respects fair and equitable. State v. Culhane, 78 Conn. 622, 628, 63 Atl. 636; Sisk v. Jordan Co., 94 Conn. 384, 390, 109 Atl.…