Taylor Ayes William P. Cutshall Frank A. Ribar Edward C. Smith James F. Martin William C. Terrio v. U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs

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• holding that a veteran home- loan guaranty entitlement is not an “other similar grant” under § 525(a) and stating that, although Section 525(c) “clearly abrogated Goldrich’s specific holding[,] . . . [t]here is, however, no indication in the language of [Section] 525(c
• defining the “time-honored maxim” as “the expression of one thing implies the exclusion of another”
• “The time-honored maxim expressio unius est exclusio alterius . . . applies with great force here.”
• “Unfortunately for Appellants, the veteran [home loan] guaranty entitlement bears no such resemblance to the items listed in § 525(a).”
• “The time-honored maxim ex-pressio unius est exclusio alterius ... applies with great force here.”
• “Although the term ‘grant’ is not defined in the statute, the use of the word ‘similar’ limits the universe of ‘grants’ to . . . only grants bearing a family resemblance . . . .”

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