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Evidence and Standing Requirements
In writ petitions, evidence is strictly examined and only the aggrieved party can file the case. In PILs, evidentiary technicalities are fewer, and even individuals not directly affected can approach the court.
Writ Filed By: Aggrieved party only
Pil Filed By: Any concerned citizen
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In writ petitions, evidence is strictly examined and only the aggrieved party can file the case. In PILs, evidentiary technicalities are fewer, and even individuals not directly affected can approach the court.
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