Sellers, Jr. v. Anthem, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that neither status as resident of community where hospital was located nor status as donor conferred standing to sue hospital for improperly diverting charitable assets
• plaintiff who had donated funds to defendant hospital had no standing to claim that defendant misused funds
• “The Legislature has determined that only the Attorney General, on behalf of the general public, has the requisite standing to bring an action alleging the misuse of charitable assets.”
• where action commenced in Superior Court named five other individuals as plaintiffs but the notice of appeal named only Joseph Garland; therefore, he was considered the only appellant
• “There is no question that if the judge had chosen to rule on the grounds alleged, he could have done so, because the appeal had not yet been docketed in the Appeals Court”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).