VINCENT S. MERCIER v. TURNBERRY ISLE SOUTH CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION, INC.

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• acknowledging that class members cannot ride on the coattails of others to establish standing but must suffer an individualized injury
• explaining that the district court, prior to class certification, could not rely on putative class members’ injuries because they were not yet parties to the action
• explaining that actual injury is an essential element of Article III standing
• explaining that actual injury is an essential element of Article III standing
• noting that determining “the difference between the fair market value of their homes and the taxes they owe . . . necessitates fact-specific evidence about the worth of each class member’s property on a property-by-property basis”
• vacating the district court’s order certifying the class action and remanding for proceedings consistent with the opinion

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