Principle

SUCCESSION LAW — Locus Standi — Right of Solicitor to Sue Executors on Estate Matters

Area of law
SUCCESSION LAW
Court
Supreme Court

This principle establishes that locus standi denotes the legal capacity to institute proceedings, and must be based on a right enforceable by law. The principle applies in succession law. It ensures that only parties with standing can sue. The principle reflects the requirements for locus…

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