In Brief
Petitioners challenged an interim order of status quo issued by the J&K Special Tribunal through a High Court writ petition. The Tribunal had paused implementation of amendments to bye-laws made by the Registrar of Cooperative Societies pending a final hearing on a revision petition. The High Court dismissed the writ petition, holding that the petitioners had failed to establish locus standi or demonstrate how their rights were violated. The Court ruled that petitioners must approach the Tribunal to implead themselves as parties rather than directly seeking relief in the High Court. The Court emphasized that interim orders are subject to objections before the issuing authority itself.
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