Snyder's Drug Stores, Inc. v. Minnesota State Board of Pharmacy

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• granting standing to nonprofit consumer-advocate corporation based solely on allegations of economic injury-in-fact to the corporation’s members because without the corporation’s intervention “no one representing the consuming public has any-part in the lawsuit”
• permitting corporation to file suit on behalf of individual members who suffered economic injury
• permitting corporation to file suit on behalf of individual members who suffered economic injury
• adopting the injury-in-fact test, absent legislative intent to the contrary
• adopting the injury-in-fact test, absent legislative intent to the contrary
• “injury in fact” concept adopted as test for standing

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).