CHIEFTAINCY LAW — Locus Standi — Claim Must Reveal Legal Right and Justiciable Cause of Action

This principle establishes that a plaintiff’s claim must reveal a legal right, sufficient interest adversely affected, and a justiciable cause of action to establish locus standi. The principle applies where locus standi is challenged. It ensures that plaintiffs have standing. The principle reflects the requirements for locus standi. It prevents claims by parties without standing. The court must examine the claim. The principle provides guidance on locus standi.