Resident Council of Allen Parkway Village v. United States Department of Housing & Urban Development

How courts have described this case

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• holding that state housing authority that operated federally subsidized low-income housing project was not agency whose actions were subject to review under the APA
• \[A]n amicus curiae generally cannot expand the scope of an appeal to implicate issues that have not been presented by the parties to the appeal.\
• “district court lacked the power to enjoin [Housing Authority of the City of Houston] under the APA”
• unnecessary to decide effect of Suter because statute at is­sue did not create federally enforceable right even under Wilder framework
• “an amicus curiae generally cannot expand the scope of an appeal to implicate issues that have not been presented by the parties to the appeal.”
• amicus constrained \by the rule that [it] generally cannot expand the scope of an appeal to implicate issues that have not been presented by the parties to the appeal\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).