Public Interest Litigation is a power given to the general public to reach the Courts to get legal redress.
The Following are the Importance of PIL:
👉Public interest litigation provides a wider scope
promoting the right to equality.
👉Part III of the Constitution of India guarantees
right to quality, life, and personality, and PIL ensures right to life and
personality.
👉PIL
is solely responsible for providing relief and remedies of the writ
jurisdiction.
👉PIL
practice functions as an effective instrument for changing society and
ensuring welfare.
👉Anyone can seek remedy on behalf of the
under-privileged class by introducing with the help of the public interest
litigation.
👉Public
interest litigation is the use of the law to advance human rights and
equality, or raise issues of broad public concern.
👉Public
interest litigation is most commonly used to challenge the decisions of
public authorities by judicial review. Judicial review is concerned
with whether the law has been correctly applied, and the right procedures
have been followed.
👉PIL
is an important instrument of social change and for maintaining
the Rule of law and accelerating the balance between law and justice.
👉PIL
is an important tool to make human rights reach those who have been denied
rights.
👉PIL helps
in judicial monitoring of state institutions like prisons, asylums,
protective homes, etc.
👉Holding the public accountable by/and ensuring that
they make appropriate decisions, act fair and transparent within their
legal powers.
👉PIL provides a voice to the voiceless and
vulnerable by highlighting an important issue.
👉Raise awareness of societal issues, encourage
public debates and increase accurate media coverage.
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