Shobe v. Latimer

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• recognizing existence of standing for persons with significant interests who aré directly injured or adversely affected by governmental action under Uniform Declaratory Judgements Act
• “For standing under the Declaratory Judgments Act, it is not essential that a party have a personal legal right or interest.”
• “when a person’s significant interests are directly injured or adverse ly affected ... such person has standing”
• “When a state officer is properly made a party defendant in a civil action, venue is controlled and determined by W. Va.Code § 14-2-2.”
• “When a state officer is properly made a party defendant in a civil action, venue is controlled and determined by W.Va.Code § 14-2-2.”
• “It is a primary requirement of the Declaratory Judgments Act that plaintiffs demonstrate they have standing to obtain the relief requested.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).