The IAS Court correctly held that nothing in the agreement between defendants sponsor of the cooperative conversion and plaintiffs selling agent expressly or impliedly required defendants to settle on plaintiffs' behalf any claims brought against them by third parties, or otherwise put defendants in a fiduciary relationship with plaintiffs. The parties' relationship, as defined by their unambiguous contract, was rather that of principal and agent, and did not, as the IAS...
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