Locus Standi in Judicial Review: Two Roads Diverge in a Singapore Wood

As the number of judicial review applications increase, it becomes correspondingly important to understand who may or may not bring judicial review – the issue of locus standi. This article will describe the Court of Appeal’s recent endeavour to
unify the standing requirements for judicial review. It will also submit that the difficult choices still lie ahead, as suggested by two recent High Court decisions. Some of M. Ravi’s cases are discussed in this article.