WAQAR ALAM SAEED versus DISTRICT COORDINATION OFFICER/CHAIRMAN
Article 199 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), Articles 91 and 92 Constitutional Concerns Locus Standing Petitioner Residential Dissatisfaction with the establishment of D-Class Stand, The dispute between the two rival groups was already pending before the competent authority. Petition was filed after fulfilling the requirements under Section 92 and CPCP CPC, so this request was not enforceable as the matter was already pending before a competent authority, so the High Court filed the petition. Refusing to use its discretion in favor of the petitioner. In order to support the petitioner's standalone competitor, therefore, the applicant had no locus standi to apply, the High Court directed the petitioner to send a copy to the competent authority to look into the matter. Was dealt with.
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