Snyder v. Callaghan

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• To have standing, a party must show, inter alia, that the interest to be protected is “arguably within the zone of interests protected by the statute, regulation or constitutional guarantee which is the basis for the lawsuit.”
• “The question of standing to sue is whether the litigant has alleged such a personal stake in the outcome of the lawsuit so as to present the court with a justiciable controversy warranting judicial resolution of the dispute.”
• To have standing, a party must show, inter alia, that the interest to be protected is “arguably within the zone of interests protected by the statute, regulation or constitutional guarantee which is the basis for the lawsuit.”
• “Generally, the law will imply a tenancy whenever there is ownership of the land on one hand and occupation by permission on the other. The relation of landlord and tenant may be proved by very slight evidence-”
• “An association which has suffered no injury itself, but whose members have been injured as a result of the challenged action, may have standing to sue solely as the representative of its members when: (1) its members would have standing to sue in their own right; (2

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