The QUAPAW TRIBE OF OKLAHOMA v. Blue Tee Corp.

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• concluding that Quapaw Tribe was a public body or officer, but nonetheless finding that it lacked standing to bring claims that belonged to individual landowners
• “Indian tribes, like states and other governmental entities, have standing to sue to protect sovereign or quasi-sovereign interests.”

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