FARGO PARTNERS, a North Dakota Partnership, Appellant, v. DAIN CORP., Appellee

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• appeal from a dismissal for lack of subject matter jurisdiction
• “Where the investors’ duties were nominal and insignificant, their roles were perfunctory or ministerial, or they lacked any real control over the operation of the enterprise, the courts have found investment contracts.”
• “Where the investors’ duties were nominal and insignificant, their roles were perfunctory or ministerial, or they lacked any real control over the operation of the enterprise, the courts have found investment contracts.”
• appeal from a dismissal for lack of subject matter jurisdiction
• purchaser of apartment complex retained ultimate managerial control over complex
• purchaser of apartment complex retained ultimate managerial control over complex

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