Locus Standi In Service Matters -- Confined To Persons Directly And Adversely Affected By Impugned Order
A third party lacks locus standi to challenge a service matter between an employer and employee unless direct legal injury to a personal right is demonstrated. In service jurisprudence, an "aggrieved person" must be one whose legal rights are adversely and directly affected by the impugned order-- Co-Employee Challenging Colleague's Reinstatement Without Proved Legal Injury Is not maintainable --A complainant who initiates disciplinary proceedings against a colleague is merely an informant and cannot, on that basis alone, claim the right to appeal an order of reinstatement. Except for a writ of quo warranto, public interest litigation is not maintainable in service matters.
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