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Solved: 1 Assume that during most of the year there was

1. Assume that during most of the year, there was a solid strip of land around the property in
question that was never under water or saturated. Would the outcome of this case have been
the same? Why or why not?
2. According to the judge, what three characteristics of jury instructions does a federal appellate
court examine to determine whether a district court has abused its discretion in omitting a
requested jury instruction? Which of these three characteristics was at issue in this case?

Robert J. Lucas owned Big Hill Acres, Inc. (BHA, Inc.) and Consolidated Investments, Inc.
Through these companies, he acquired Big Hill Acres (BHA), a large parcel of land in Jackson
County, Mississippi, approximately eight miles from the Gulf of Mexico. He subdivided the
property and sold mobile home lots under long-term installment plans. The property was not
connected to a central municipal waste system, and County law required Lucas to certify and
install individual septic systems on each lot before they could establish electric hook-ups or sell
the lots. In Jackson County, septic systems must be approved by an engineer with the
Mississippi Department of Health (MDH) or by an independent licensed engineer. Lucas initially
hired an MDH engineer to approve septic systems, but MDH withdrew many of its initial
approvals when it found that the lots were on saturated soils. Lucas then hired a private
licensed engineer, M. E. Thompson, Jr., to approve and certify the septic systems. Robbie
Lucas Wrigley, Lucas’s daughter, advertised the lots, showed them to prospective buyers, and
leased them.

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