United States v. John N. Grayson Dorothy L. Grayson

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• finding that the impossibility of performance defense did not apply 16 where guarantors “were unable to discharge their duty under [a] guaranty agreement,” because 17 guarantors had not shown that “payment [] of the amounts due was objectively impossible”
• finding that the impossibility of performance defense did not apply where 13 | guarantors “were unable to discharge their duty under [a] guaranty agreement,” because 14 | guarantors had not shown that “payment [] of the amounts due was objectively impossible”
• “Although the Graysons were unable to discharge their duty under the guaranty agreement, it was not because payment to the EDA of the amounts due was objectively impossible.”
• “A district court may grant summary judgment without notice if the losing party 3 has had a full and fair opportunity to ventilate the issues involved in the motion.” (internal 4 quotation marks and citation omitted)

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