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Purpose and Who Can File
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Purpose and Who Can File

A writ is filed by an individual or institution seeking relief in their own case. In contrast, a PIL can be filed by any citizen in the interest of the public to address issues affecting society at large.

Writ Scope: Personal or institutional benefit Pil Scope: Public interest and welfare
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    A writ is filed by an individual or institution seeking relief in their own case. In contrast, a PIL can be filed by any citizen in the interest of the public to address issues affecting society at large.

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