I am confident that when you consid

I am confident that when you consider the alternatives you will agree to a settlement more in line with what we are able to accept so we may discontinue the proposed litigation and resume normal relations between the bank and FmHA.
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BJC did not accept FmHA's settlement offer, and on September 9, 1988, FmHA sued BJC over the Ferris proceeds.
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FmHA's Florida office continued to refuse to issue new guaranties on BJC loans. In February, 1989, Naeyaert wrote the Jackson County FmHA supervisor, rejecting his request for a guaranty on a BJC loan to Charles M. Patrick, a local farmer. Naeyaert stated that FmHA would not issue new guaranties on BJC loans because of the bank's failure to negotiate in "good faith" in the Ferris cow dispute. Around this same time, Cherry approved two BJC loan renewals, but reiterated that his office would not issue any new guaranties.
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Appellees also continued to use the guaranty program as a lever to force resolution of the Ferris dispute. On May 5, 1989, Cherry met with Thomas W. Wilder, BJC's president, at a "fish fry" for Agriculture Secretary Clayton Yeutter in Marianna, Florida. Wilder stated his belief that FmHA had "debarred" BJC without following the proper procedural requirements for that penalty. Cherry responded that the Florida FmHA office would resume its business relationship with BJC as soon as the Ferris cow litigation was settled

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I am confident that when you consider the alternatives you will agree to a settlement more in line with what we are able to accept so we may discontinue the proposed litigation and resume normal relations between the Bank and FmHA.
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BJC did not accept FmHA' s settlement offer, and on September 9, 1988, FmHA BJC sued over the Ferris proceeds.
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Florida FmHA' s Office continued to refuse to issue new guaranties BJC on loans. In February, 1989, Naeyaert wrote the Jackson County FmHA Supervisor, rejecting his request for a loan guaranty on a BJC to Charles M.Patrick, a local farmer. Naeyaert FmHA stated that would not issue new guaranties BJC on loans because of the Bank's failure to negotiate in "good faith" in the Ferris cow dispute.This same time Around, Cherry BJC approved two loan renewals, but reiterated that his office would not issue any new guaranties.
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Appellees guaranty also continued to use the program as a lever to force resolution of the dispute Ferris. On May 5, 1989, Cherry met with Thomas W.Wilder, BJC's president, at a "fish fry" for Agriculture Secretary Clayton Yeutter in Marianna, Florida.Wilder FmHA had stated his belief that "debarred" BJC without following the proper procedural requirements for that penalty. Cherry Florida FmHA responded that the office would resume its business relationship with BJC Ferris cow as soon as the litigation was settled