Supreme Court erred in granting summary judgment because a triable issue of fact existed as to whether defendants-respondents had met their fiduciary obligation of disclosing their conflict of interest "without ambiguity or reservation, in all its stark significance" (Wendt v Fischer, 243 N.Y. 439, 443 [1926, Cardozo, J.]). Respondents undertook to act as broker
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