Jose D. Santiago Torres v. Comité Quintas De Altamira, Municipio De Juana Díaz, Judiz Estrada García Y Otros
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- appeal
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The trial court dismissed the plaintiff's case for lack of active standing and absence of indispensable parties. The appellate court affirmed the dismissal, finding that the Resident Committee (Comité Quintas de Altamira) was an indispensable party that was never properly served and that the plaintiff lacked standing to challenge the access control system.
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