Wassink v. Hawkins

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• failure to show factual dispute on third prong fatal to appeal from summary dismissal of economic duress argument
• failure to show factual dispute on third prong fatal to appeal from summary dismissal of economic duress argument
• failure to show factual dispute on third prong fatal to appeal from summary judgment on economic duress argument
• \Estoppel may be invoked as a defense against the government. ...\
• \Estoppel may be invoked as a defense against the government....\
• “Normally agreements between private parties are upheld and enforced by courts. However, authorities hold that an agreement exempting a party from liability for future willful or negligent conduct should not be enforced where the interest of the public is involved.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).