Imran Presentation Constitution II
Imran Presentation Constitution II
PRESENTATION
Present by:
Md. Imran Nazid
Id: 222-26-521
Department of Law
Daffodil International University
Table of Content
■ Writ
■ Writ in legal system of Bangladesh
■ Types of writ and their purposes
■ When and who can file a writ?
■ PIL – Public Interest Litigation
■ When and can file PIL?
■ Some leading cases
■ Differences between writ and PIL
Writ
Writ PIL
■ Writ is filed by institutions or ■ PIL is an application that is filed by
individuals who are agrieived and for any citizen for easing out any undue
the benefit of their own case. brothernation or inconvenience faced
by public at large.
■ Writs are issued by the High Court
Division of the supreme court of ■ Public Interest Litigation is not
Bangladesh under article 102 of the defined in any statute or any act.
constitution.
■ Writs are filed when fundamental ■ PILs are filed for easing out
rights of an individual is violated inconvenience faced by public at
large
Differences between writ and PIL
Writ PIL
■ The process of filing a writ is ■ In case of PIL, the process is cheap
expensive, complicated and time and simplified than writ.
consuming.
■ In writ, the locus standi, the right
■ In the case of PIL, the locus standi is
appear an action in a court, is
relaxed.
followed.
■ In PIL, the evidence is narrow and
■ In writ, the evidence is strictly
doesn’t involve match technicalities
examined.
Thank you!