A party to a lawsuit that has an actual stake in the outcome of the case has:

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Jude Keller

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19 May, 02:44

A party to a lawsuit that has an actual stake in the outcome of the case has:

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Nikhil Smith · Answer 1

This is called standing or locus standing. This is where a party can sufficiently demonstrate a connection to a case. That any result would affect him. The gravity of the outcome would depend on the amount of involvement the party is to the case.

Eve Snow · Answer 2

I believe the answer is Legal standing.

People who had a legal standing are the one that will recieve either harm or benefit after a decision is made.

The amount of involvement that certain parties had in the case will determine how much involvement the party is allowed to influence the case.