Asked by Daisy Cheng on Jul 09, 2024

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Which of the following is not required for a plaintiff to demonstrate standing to sue?

A) Direct stake
B) Tangible stake
C) Monetary stake
D) Substantial stake

Standing to Sue

The legal right of an individual or entity to initiate a lawsuit, based on their sufficient stake in the outcome of the dispute or having been directly affected by the actions in question.

Direct Stake

Interest or share in an endeavor, usually financial, directly affecting the stakeholder's welfare or benefits.

Monetary Stake

The financial interest or investment that a person or entity has in a particular outcome or venture.

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Teresa FernandezJul 11, 2024
Final Answer :
C
Explanation :
The doctrine of standing to sue normally requires that a plaintiff have some direct,tangible,and substantial stake in the outcome of the litigation.