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Full Keywords: "PROCEDURE standing" (Boolean)
11 case(s) matched.
| 1 | 2 | - Adekur & Anor v Opaja & Anor
Uganda, Constitutional Court, 13 Jun 1997
PROCEDURE - standing
WOMEN - marriage
Attorney General not liable for actions of administration or judicial officer
- Akinnola v the Attorney-General of the Federation & Ors
Nigeria, High Court, Lagos, 25 Feb 1999
EXPRESSION - censorship
INFORMATION - official records
PROCEDURE - standing
No right to government accountability exists
- Alexis v St Paul & Anor
Grenada , High Court , 3 Nov 2000
PROCEDURE - standing
REMEDIES - liability
SEPARATION OF POWERS - independent judiciary
Acting judges should have same securtity of tenure as permanent ones
- Baraza La Wanawake, Tanzania (Bawata) & Ors v Registrar of Societies & Ors
Tanzania, High Court, Dar es Salaam, 9 Jun 1999
PROCEDURE - standing
REMEDIES - constitutional petition
Procedural irregularities do not invalidate a human rights petition
- Chan Hiang Leng Colin & Ors v Minister for Information and the Arts
Singapore, Court of Appeal , 29 Feb 1992
PROCEDURE - standing
RELIGION
Religious publications could be prohibited on national security grounds
- Dr Mohiuddin Farooque v Bangladesh & Ors
Bangladesh, Supreme Court (Appellate Division) , 25 Jul 1996
ENVIRONMENT
PROCEDURE - standing
Association acting bona fide in public interest with respect to threat to fundamental rights is person aggrieved
- Ex Parte Zaibula v Council of University of Malawi
Malawi, High Court, 19 Jun 1997
ADMINISTRATIVE JUSTICE - hearing, reasons, retrospectivity
PROCEDURE - standing
Retrospective application of new selection procedure for university candidates unreasonable
- Makinana & Ors v The Minister of Home Affairs & Anor
South Africa, High Court, 8 Feb 2001
DIGNITY
FAMILY LIFE - nationality
PROCEDURE - standing
WORK - livelihood, permit
- New Patriotic Party v Attorney-General (also referred to as the CIBA case)
Ghana, Supreme Court , 12 Mar 1997
ASSOCIATION - registration
JUSTICIABILITY - Directive principles of state policy
PROCEDURE - standing
Mandatory requirement to register could not be imposed; Directive principles of state policy are legally unenforceable; corporate bodies can enforce their constitutional
- Okechukwu v Etukokwu & Ors
Nigeria, Court of Appeal, Enugu Division, 24 Jun 1998
FAIR HEARING - access to justice
PROCEDURE - standing
Private or domestic rights unenforceable under the Constitution; family units do not have locus standi
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