Hammond Lumber Co. v. Finance Authority of Maine

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• holding that increased competition was sufficient to establish standing because the Finance Authority of Maine was required by statute to consider and weigh adverse effects on existing businesses before approving financing for a project
• reviewing the allegations of a Rule 80C petition to determine standing

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