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· 10/26/1972

Park View Heights Corporation v. The City of Black Jack

Citations

  • 467 F.2d 1208

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  • developer’s economic injury in fact was lost time and energy in planning and developing project
  • all that is required for standing to sue for a constitutional or statutory violation is a showing of injury in fact
  • developer has right to raise violations of the constitutional rights of individuals who desire to move into the proposed affordable housing
  • corporate plaintiffs have standing to assert individual plaintiffs’ statutory claims under §§ 1981, 1982

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Judges: Heaney, Murrah, Van Oosterhout

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