State ex rel. Sinay v. Sodders

Standing

Appellants assert in their fifth proposition of law that the court of appeals erred by failing to dismiss appellees Randolph Township and the Randolph Township Board of Trustees because they lacked the requisite standing to be relators in the mandamus action. The court of appeals refused to rule on this issue because appellants conceded that the remaining appellees, Sinay and Spitler, had standing so that the issue of the standing of Randolph Township and its board of trustees was immaterial to whether appellants should be compelled to perform the requested acts. The court of appeals…