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· 6/20/1898

City of Lincoln Center v. Linker

Citations

  • 7 Kan. App. 282
  • 53 P. 787
  • 1898 Kan. App. LEXIS 329

How courts have described this case

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  • explaining that “[s]tanding and real party in interest are two distinct concepts” and that “[r]eal party in interest, unlike standing, is not jurisdictional”
  • explaining that “[s]tanding and real party in interest are two distinct concepts” and that “[r]eal party in interest, unlike standing, is not jurisdictional”

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Judges: McElroy

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