Generally speaking you don't suffer a legally cognizable injury for standing purposes because of the manner in which the revenues collected via your taxes are spent, even if some or all of that spending is contrary to your strongly held religious or ethical principles. (law.stackexchange.com)
Thus, plaintiffs remaining warning - based claims — for negligent misrepresentation and fraud failed for lack of cognizable injury. (druganddevicelawblog.com)
Be that as it may, it is a relief that five judges of the BC Court of Appeal saw this case for what it was — an attempt by a majority, however well - meaning, to impose its views on a minority, however bigoted, to indulge its own moral preferences, however correct, rather than to defend anyone's rights from legally cognizable injury, however slight. (ruleoflaw.ca)