Breach of fiduciary duty based on undisclosed intention requires circumstantial evidence that does more than merely support the alleged intention as a possibility; the evidence must make it reasonable to reach that conclusion on the balance of probabilities, and the failure of a defendant to give evidence cannot fill evidentiary gaps.
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