Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers v. United States of America and Surface Transportation Board, United Transportation Union, Intervenors

How courts have described this case

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• transaction subject to Board authority where switching operation had “effect of substantially extending the tenant railroads’ lines into new territory”
• \ '[T]he possibility' that one characterization of the transaction could lead to greater labor protection than another ... 'yields sufficient potential for greater protection to [the] employees to provide a justiciable injury' \
• “The possibility that one characterization of the transaction could lead to greater labor protection than another ... yields sufficient potential for greater protection to [the] employees to provide a justiciable injury”
• “The possibility that one characterization of the transaction could lead to greater labor protection than another ... yields sufficient potential for greater protection to [the] employees to provide a justiciable injury”
• “ ‘[T]he possibility’ that one characterization of the transaction could lead to greater labor protection than another ... ‘yields sufficient potential for greater protection to [the] employees to provide a justiciable injury1 ”
• in addition to constitutional requirements of standing, party claiming to be aggrieved by agency action must show “interest sought to be protected by the complainant [is] arguably within the zone of interests to be protected or regulated by the statute ... in question”

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