PrincipleCHIEFTAINCY LAW — Locus Standi in Chieftaincy Matters — Parameters for Instituting Action
- Area of law
- CHIEFTAINCY LAW
- Court
- Supreme Court
Two bases for standing in chieftaincy matters: family hereditary interest (representative action) or personal right to stool (individual action). Statement of claim and evidence must show the nature of interest asserted. The principle applies to chieftaincy law. The rule clarifies standing parameters. Constitutional right to…
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