Lundquist v. University of South Dakota Sanford School of Medicine

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• affirming the district court’s order made pursuant to Rule 17(b) that a medical school lacked the capacity to be sued under South Dakota law
• “Unlike the doctrines of standing and real-party- in-interest, capacity is conceived to be a party’s personal right to litigate.” (cleaned up and citation omitted)

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