Concerned Community Involved Development, Inc. v. City of Houston

How courts have described this case

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• holding that absent a showing of a cognizable property interest, plaintiff failed to show any particularized Due Process injury to support standing
• holding there was no subject-matter jurisdiction where appellant failed to assert any cognizable property interest
• holding plaintiff lacked standing to bring due process claims absent protected property interest
• holding it was error for the trial court to dispose of claims by way of a plea to the jurisdiction rather than a summary judgment when the defendants alleged that the court lacked jurisdiction because plaintiff had not made a valid open records claim to confer jurisdiction
• neighbors lacked standing to challenge zoning decision based on increased traffic because that injury would be “suffered by the community in general”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).