Underground Contractors Ass'n v. City of Chicago

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• a controversy is “actual” only if “the underlying facts and issues of the case are not moot or premature” (emphasis added)
• no standing where association was not in the construction business and did not bid for public works contracts in its individual capacity
• a controversy is “actual” only if “the underlying facts and issues of the case are not moot or premature” (emphasis added)
• no standing where association was not in the construction business and did not bid for public works contracts in its individual capacity
• “We note, however, that in none of these decisions was the question of standing raised. Those decisions, therefore, are not authority for the position urged by the plaintiff’
• “We note, however, that in none of these decisions was the question of standing raised. Those decisions, therefore, are not authority for the position urged by the plaintiff”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).