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· 10/13/2023

NEMEA HALL vs STATE OF FLORIDA

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  • holding that plaintiff power company did not have standing to sue because it would not suffer a \legal wrong\ as a consequence of a federally-supported power program likely to increase competition
  • holding that plaintiff power company did not have standing to sue because it would not suffer a “legal wrong” as a consequence of a federally-supported power program likely to increase competition
  • emphasizing the limits of § 702 as understood at the time of enactment

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