Morgan v. South Carolina Budget & Control Board

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• holding the appellant failed to satisfy the first element of estoppel because a statute clearly outlined the law
• observing citizens are presumed to know the law and are charged with exercising reasonable care to protect their interests
• stating the burden of proof is on the party asserting estoppel to establish all of its elements and “[a]bsent even one element, estoppel will not lie against a government entity”

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