A person is said to act in a 'fiduciary capacity' when:
A) the business which he transacts, or the money or property which he handles, is not for his own benefit.
B) a relationship exists between the defendant and the plaintiff.
C) the action resulted in harm to the defendant.
D) he stands in a relation implying normal confidence, trust, and faith.

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A fiduciary capacity involves handling business, money, or property for the benefit of another, not for personal gain.

A Person Is Said to Act in a 'Fiduciary Capacity