Sonderegger v. E. F. Hutton & Co.

Parentheticals

• standing because plaintiffs alleged sectarian use of public property that impairs their use and enjoyment of property

  Phillip L. Foremaster v. City of St. George, a Political Subdivision of the State of Utah

• standing because plaintiffs alleged sectarian use of public property that impairs their use and enjoyment of property

  ACLU Nebraska Found. v. City of Plattsmouth, Neb.

• standing because plaintiffs alleged sectarian use of public property that impairs their use and enjoyment of property

  Doe v. COUNTY OF MONTGOMERY, STATE OF ILL.

• municipal taxpayers had standing to challenge city’s rental of space in a municipal airport to a religious organization for use as a chapel at less than market value

  Gordon Taub v. Commonwealth of Kentucky, and Martha Layne Collins, in Her Official Capacity as Governor of the Commonwealth of Kentucky

• plaintiffs had standing to challenge lease of space in municipal airport to chapel because they “regularly” used the airport and the presence of the chapel would impair that use

  Freedom From Religion Foundation, Inc. v. Zielke

• § 301 preempts “issues which could have been resolved by grievance and arbitration”

  Gaddis v. Orgulf Transport Co.