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Constitutional Basis and Legal Definition
Writs are constitutionally defined under Articles 32, 139, and 226 of the Indian Constitution and can be issued by the Supreme Court or High Courts. PILs are not defined in any statute and evolved through judicial interpretation.
Writ Articles: Article 32, 139, 226
Pil Defined In Statute: No
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Writs are constitutionally defined under Articles 32, 139, and 226 of the Indian Constitution and can be issued by the Supreme Court or High Courts. PILs are not defined in any statute and evolved through judicial interpretation.
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