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CREDIT UNION WHICH HOLDS SECURITY INTERESTS IN OVER 1400 TAXICAB MEDALLIONS DID NOT HAVE STANDING TO CONTEST THE NEW YORK CITY TAXI AND LIMOUSINE COMMISSION’S (TLC’S) RULING ALLOWING UBER TO PICK UP PASSENGERS VIA SMARTPHONE (SECOND DEPT).

The Second Department determined the petitioner credit union (Progressive) which holds security interests in over 1400 taxicab medallions as collateral for over $700 million in loans did not have standing to contest the New York City Taxi and Limousine Commissions (TLC) ruling allowing Uber to pick up passengers via smartphone:

Although it is clear that Progressive would suffer an injury different from that of the public at large, it failed to adequately allege that it would suffer direct harm as a result of the TLC’s purported failure to enforce taxicab medallion owners’ exclusive right to hails. Progressive’s alleged injury—the “deteriorating financial condition of [its] medallion loan portfolio”—is an indirect consequence of the injuries that it alleged were suffered by medallion owners … . …

The alleged impairment of Progressive’s security interests in thousands of taxicab medallions does not fall within the relevant zone of interests sought to be protected by the … laws and rules [governing the TLC]. … .

… Progressive failed to demonstrate that the interests it sought to assert, i.e., protecting medallion owners’ exclusive right to hails, were germane to its organizational purposes and that its “mission makes it an appropriate representative of its members’ interests” … . Matter of Melrose Credit Union v City of New York, 2018 NY Slip Op 03131, Second Dept 5-2-18

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