Joseph E. Pauly, Husband’s Empirical Analysis

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3 state decisions

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1. “[t]he Paulys have not demonstrated affirmative government misconduct. They allege that they were misinformed about the terms of the SAA [shared appreciation agreement], but offer no evidence that the alleged misrepresentation was deliberate or fraudulent. They do not attempt to demonstrate that [the Department official who allegedly gave misinformation] was aware of the correct terms of SAA, let alone that he deliberately misled them.”

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2. “between the date of this Agreement and either the expiration date of this Agreement or the date Borrower pays the loan in full, ceases farming or transfers title of the security...”

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3. “cannot bind the government beyond the scope of the statute granting them authority”

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