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Section 330: Sufficient interest – Tax payer—The plaintiff claimed that the tax

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330. Sufficient interest – Tax payer—The plaintiff claimed that the tax paid by him was used by the State to provide grants to Catholic colleges which practiced discrimination in the recruitment of pupils. HELD the plaintiff did not have sufficient interest. There is no connection between the status of the plaintiff as a tax payer and the precise nature of the alleged constitutional infringement, namely discrimination under section 16 of the Constitution or impediment in sending to a RCEA school a child of whom the plaintiff “is parent or guardian by reason only that the school is not a school established or maintained by the Government”. Tengur v Ministry of Education and SR (2002).

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