· 9/11/1986
High Tide Seafoods v. State
Citations
- 725 P.2d 411
- 106 Wash. 2d 695
How courts have described this case
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- noting that even if the plaintiffs could show adequate injury, they would fail the zone of interest test
- noting that even if the plaintiffs could show adequate injury, they would fail the zone of interest test
- noting that even if the plaintiffs could show adequate injury, they would fail the zone of interest test
- even though standing was tenuous, not deciding the challenge would result in repetitive and time-consuming litigation
- “If a plaintiff lacks standing to bring a suit, courts lack jurisdiction to consider it.”
- even though standing was tenuous, not deciding the challenge would result in repetitive and time-consuming litigation
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Judges: Dolliver
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