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…The requirement as to locus standi in an application for a prorogative order is dealt with more liberally by a court than that it is in inter parties proceedings: See Lord Wilberforce in Gouriet v Union of Post Office Workers…

…So, in the motion before this court, the applicant appears, at this stage, to have no locus standi because he has not made an application in proper form to be joined as a party in the appeal and he has not been given leave…

…It is now settled law that a plaintiff has no locus standi to claim under The Law Reform Act until after he has obtained letters of administration to administer the estate of the deceased concerned.…

…entitled to bury the deceased on his ancestral land at Nyalgunga sub-location, Central Alego, Siaya District, in accordance with the Luo customary law; (7) The learned judge erred in law in holding that the appellants have no locus…

…standi to assert their claim to be entitled to the body for the purpose of burial in accordance with the Luo customary law and the express wishes of the deceased; (8) The learned judge grossly misdirected himself in adopting…

…Such a document gives the relevant locus standi to advocates to appear for their client(s) prior to service of summons. In fact it would be prudent for an advocate to file such a Notice which Mr. Ibrahim did.…

…In concluding his judgment, the learned Judge examined the role of Aberdare in the whole saga which he found wanting; the locus standi of the interested parties in the application which he found proper; the exercise of powers…

…standi in the litigation as an interested party.…

…It is clear only “B” and not “A” has locus standi to enforce by action their son’s single chose in action under the Law Reform Act.…

…That I swear this affidavit in reply to the applicant’s affidavit supporting his originating summons and reply that the applicant herein has no locus standi to have himself registered in my land by way of adverse possession…

…That the plaintiff has no locus standi as an alleged rate payer, to institute the suit filed herein. (2). That the provisions of order XXXIX of the Civil Procedure Rules do not apply to this suit at all.…

…That the plaintiff (1st respondent) has no locus standi as an alleged rate payer to institute the suit filed herein. 2. The provisions of order 39 of the Civil Procedure Rules do not apply to this suit at all.…

…The complaints in the appellant’s 2nd and 4th grounds of appeal are that in not appreciating that the respondent had no locus standi to institute proceedings against the appellant and therefore seek the orders contained in…

…He also similarly erred in failing to consider whether the plaintiff had any locus standi to sue Rockland Kenya Ltd and to appreciate that Rockland Kenya Ltd was a distinct and separate entity from either Saul or Nyambu.…

…For that matter it had no locus standi in the appeal and counsel’s participation was not allowed. 6.…