POLITICAL PARTY PRIMARY - Whether a person who did not participate in a primary election can bring an action against it
HELD:
"My Lords, we are aware of the plethora or avalanche of authorities by this Court to the effect that an aspirant who did not participate in the primary election of his political party does not have the locus standi to challenge the said primary.
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