In your own understanding, who has legal standing to file a case before the court, the manager of the retail outlet or the two optometrists? Does the action of the manager prosper? A manager of the retail outlet, who is a friend of the two optometrists, offered a space for them to set up a clinic for their patrons. The manager believes that the clinic will likely attract and bring more customers which in turn benefits the store in terms of sales volume. When the optometrists applied for license, their application was denied by the Board of Examiners in Optometry. The board adopted rules prohibiting business associations between optometrists and non-optometrists. The manager of the store, who learned of the rejection of his friend’s application, challenged, and petitioned for judicial review before the court on the validity of the board’s rules. He argued that the act violated the freedom of association as guaranteed by section 2(d) of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms

In your own understanding, who has legal standing to file a case before the court, the manager of the retail outlet or the two optometrists? Does the action of the manager prosper? A manager of the retail outlet, who is a friend of the two optometrists, offered a space for them to set up a clinic for their patrons. The manager believes that the clinic will likely attract and bring more customers which in turn benefits the store in terms of sales volume. When the optometrists applied for license, their application was denied by the Board of Examiners in Optometry. The board adopted rules prohibiting business associations between optometrists and non-optometrists. The manager of the store, who learned of the rejection of his friend’s application, challenged, and petitioned for judicial review before the court on the validity of the board’s rules. He argued that the act violated the freedom of association as guaranteed by section 2(d) of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms