Greer v. Lewiston Golf & Country Club, Inc.

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• taxpayers did not have standing to invalidate disannexing ordinance even though they could suffer increased property taxes because such increased burden would be common to all such taxpayers of the city and not a special interest or injury peculiar to the plaintiffs
• taxpayers did not have standing to invalidate disannexing ordinance even though they could suffer increased property taxes because such increased burden would be common to all such taxpayers of the city and not a special interest or injury peculiar to the plaintiffs

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