Marcus Keyton Jones v. State of Florida

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• noting that the “person aggrieved doctrine” limits “the right to appeal a bankruptcy court order to . . . those whom [it] directly, adversely, and pecuniarily affects by diminishing their property, increasing their burdens, or impairing their rights” (cleaned up)
• discussing Article III standing as well as the more restrictive “person aggrieved” prudential standing doctrine applicable in bankruptcy
• noting—in the context of bankruptcy appeals—that “[w]e analyze three elements for Article III standing” (cleaned up)
• no standing where bankruptcy order indirectly injured Thakkar, because it affected the company’s pecuniary interest rather than his

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