PrinciplePRACTICE AND PROCEDURE — Locus Standi — Definition
- Area of law
- PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE
- Court
- Supreme Court
This principle defines locus standi as the plaintiff's capacity to sue, which goes to the competence to institute an action and must be disclosed in the pleadings; failure renders the action liable to dismissal without consideration of the merits. The principle applies in all civil…
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