State of Iowa v. Ashlie Danielle Rosales

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• recognizing that standing can exist where “the right invaded is a legal right,—one of property, one arising out of contract, one protected against tortious invasion, or one founded on a statute which confers a privilege”
• holding that a claim based on the invasion of a legal right includes “one of property [and] one arising out of contract”
• holding that a claim based on the invasion of a legal right includes “one of property [and] one arising out of contract”
• holding that a claim based on the invasion of a legal right includes “one of property [and] one arising out of contract”
• holding that litigants have standing when “the right invaded is a legal right,” such as “one of property, one arising out of contract, [or] one protected against tortious invasion”
• recognizing that standing can exist where “the right invaded is a legal right,—one of property, one arising out of contract, one protected against tortious invasion, or one founded on a statute which confers a privilege”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).