120 W. FAYETTE STREET, LLLP v. Mayor and City Council of Baltimore

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• concluding that “[b]y relying on material outside of the pleadings when granting the City’s motion to dismiss, the Circuit Court, in effect, converted the motion to dismiss into a motion for summary judgment”
• stating that taxpayer standing is granted when the disputed action \may result in a pecuniary loss to the taxpayer or an increase in taxes\
• stating that taxpayer standing is granted when the disputed action “may result in a pecuniary loss to the taxpayer or an increase in taxes”
• stating that taxpayer standing is granted when the disputed action “may result in a pecuniary loss to the taxpayer or an increase in taxes”
• stating that taxpayer standing is granted when the disputed action “may result in a pecuniary loss to the taxpayer or an increase in taxes”
• granting tax-payer and adjoining landowner standing to a private corporation that sought to challenge a violation of a Baltimore City Council urban renewal ordinance

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