Rogers & Ford Const. v. Carlandia Corp.

How courts have described this case

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• noting: “Any person may at any time be made a party if that person's presence is necessary or proper to a complete determination of the cause.”
• \The determination of standing to sue concerns a court's exercise of jurisdiction to hear and decide the cause pled by a particular party.\
• “The determination of standing to sue concerns a court’s exercise of jurisdiction to hear and decide the cause pled by a particular party.”
• individual unit owners have standing to maintain actions arising over disputes about the common elements
• “Appellate decisions indicate that actions with respect to common areas or common elements of condominiums have been brought either as class actions, derivative actions, or by a unit owner joined by the condominium association and/or other unit owners.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).