R.L. Jordan Co. v. Boardman Petroleum, Inc.

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• holding a plaintiff “cannot obtain a decision as to the invalidity of [an] Act on the ground that it impairs the rights of others.”
• explaining that, under the rational basis test, the Court considers \[w]hether it [the legislation] bears a reasonable relationship to any legitimate interest of government\
• explaining that, under the rational basis test, the Court considers \[w]hether it [the legislation] bears a reasonable relationship to any legitimate interest of government\
• indicating that the standard for whether legislation violates the substantive due process protection afforded by Article I, section 3 of the South Carolina Constitution is \[w]hether it bears a reasonable relationship to any legitimate interest of government\

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