self–dealing

self–dealing
self–deal·ing /'self-'dē-liŋ/ n: engagement in a transaction that is intended primarily to benefit one's self or the narrow interests of a few (as corporate insiders) rather than those to whom one owes a duty by virtue of one's position
self–dealing by a trustee
self–dealing adj

Merriam-Webster’s Dictionary of Law. . 1996.

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