A company that makes safety devices for electronically operated room partitions does not have standing to challenge New York City’s compliance with safety rules under a state law requiring the devices in schools, a state appeals court decided.
The Appellate Division, Third Department panel said Dec. 19 that Gym Door Repairs of Great Rive failed to satisfy the injury-in-fact prong of the test to meet the threshold requirement of standing to challenge a government action.
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