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In other words , the law will afford redress to a litigant only for injuries which invade his own legal rights ; and since the injuries here complained of are not of that character and do not result from the violation of any obligation owing to the complainants , it follows that they are without legal standing to sue . Acting as an intermediary between the plaintiffs and the authorities of the countries concerned , the Committee works to put an end rapidly to any arbitrary measure affecting members of parliament , to ensure their protection and , where appropriate , to obtain redress . The one unerring method to secure redress of grievances ' still open to them was industrial warfare . After hearing the news that their plot to save Claudio has failed , Isabella doubts the Friar 's promise to obtain redress of her grievance . Our negotiations with the Home Office during the Immigration , Asylum and Nationality Bill eventually secured the retention of in-country appeals for ‘ leave to remain ’ and a commitment for an administrative review to safeguard redress for errors under the new points-based immigration system . " The interim constitution establishes a framework for the restitution of land rights in urban and rural land , instructing parliament to provide redress for victims dispossessed after 1913 .