Sec v. Goldfield Deep Mines Company Of Nevada

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• concluding that vertical commonality existed where, if defendant’s “processing 13 technique were to prove faulty, then both the investors and [defendant entity] would suffer 14 financial losses”
• relying in part on brochure’s representa- tions of profit possibility in finding ore purchase reinvestment program satisfied Howey test
• identifying complete disclosure as an element of the affirmative defense of reliance on counsel
• investors had expectation of profits even though the investment was ‘promoted primarily for the tax benefits which would accrue as a result of anticipated initial losses’

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