Administrative law fans should also be interested in this decision, where the First District took a division of the Department of Business and Professional Regulation to task for determining that a permit applicant lacked standing to challenge the denial of its permit application. The court noted that the underlying decision was “so contrary to the fundamental principles of administrative law” that the court granted the appellant’s motion for attorney’s fees.

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