Bourbeau v. Jonathan Woodner Co.

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• finding that prohibiting discrimination against voucher holders will \advance rather than denigrate\ Congress's objectives furthered by housing assistance programs
• finding that a corporation could not establish standing to sue with respect to events and injuries that occurred before its reinstatement because while the corporation's charter was revoked it existed only for the limited purpose of winding up its affairs
• “Landlords remain free ;not to rent to voucher holders provided they do so on ... . . legitimate, nop-discriminatory grounds, such as an applicant’s rental history or criminal history.”
• landlords remain free not to rent to voucher holders for other legitimate reasons, such as an applicant's rental history or criminal history or the fact that the cost of the rent of the unit surpasses the amount of the voucher

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