In re H.U.J.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that union has standing to assert rights of members where Hunt test is satisfied
• holding that mere possibility that association could bring litigation without authorization or input of all members does not defeat association’s standing
• holding that union had associational standing where its claims \raise[d] a pure issue of law” that could be litigated \without the participation of [] individual claimants”
• holding that third precondition for associational standing was met where “[n]either [the] claims nor the relief sought required the District Court to consider the individual circumstances of any aggrieved ... member”
• holding that there was little question that the UAW's interests which it sought to protect were germane to the organization's purposes because the constitution of the UAW announced goals which clearly established those interests
• suggesting that Hunt 's third element is more readily satisfied by injunctive relief than damages that require more particularized proof of injury

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