Lewis I. Baurer v. The Planning Group, Inc.

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• setting forth what it terms a \risk capital\ approach that is virtually identical to the Howey test
• setting forth what it terms a “risk capital” approach that is virtually identical to the Hoioey test
• relying on Howey to conclude that the short-term promissory note at issue was a security
• a purchase of a security occurred since \notes were ... disposed of ... and value was given [in return]\
• a purchase of a security occurred since “notes were ... disposed of ... and value was given [in return]”
• once the federal claims were dismissed by summary judgment, the District Court should have exercised its discretion not to hear pendent claims as long as substantial time and energy had not been expended on these claims; paraphasing Rosado v. Wyman and quoting Gibbs

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