Green v. Florida Power & Light Co.

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• nonprofit religious corporation lacked standing to challenge restrictions on professional fundraisers which were not applied to it
• court may enter summary judgment for nonmovant 10 if the movant had “full and fair opportunity to ventilate the 11 issues involved in the matter” and the issues adjudicated were 12 present in the original motion.
• court may enter summary judgment for nonmovant 7 if the movant had “full and fair opportunity to ventilate the 8 issues involved in the matter” and the issues adjudicated were 9 present in the original motion.
• in order to have standing, a party must show (1) it has 14 suffered an “injury in fact,” (2) its injury is “fairly traceable” to the defendant’s actions, and (3) 15 its injury will likely be “redressed” by the action

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