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Public Interest Litigation

File a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) with the help of our experts. Submit the required documents and we shall guide you through the entire process.

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What is a Public Interest Litigation?

PIL is directly files by a person or a group of persons (like an NGO) in the High Court or the Supreme Court. PIL is one of the easiest methods of obtaining justice. Also, one need not be personally suffering to file a PIL. It is a common way of bring about political, social or legal change.

How Public Interest Litigation works with us

  1. Complete our Simple Form

    You are supposed to fill your details in our simple information form.

Benefits of Public Interest Litigation

  • 1. PIL is cheap requiring a nominal court fee and stamp papers of Rs. 50 per respondent only.
  • 2. PIL focuses on larger social issues.
  • 3. There is no restriction as to who can file a PIL
  • 4. It is a speedy remedy as a PIL can be directly filed in the High Court or Supreme Court without having to go through the time consuming hierarchy.

Documents and requirements

Documents Required

  1. All evidence and documents or information supporting your case.

Public Interest Litigation: frequently asked questions

What are the Minimum Requirements for filing a Public Interest Litigation?

The cause must be for the betterment of a class of people or general public at large. It cannot be for the benefit for only one or 2 persons or a small group of people.

Can I argue my PIL case without a lawyer?

Yes. However, it is advisable to consult a lawyer in order to understand the legal technicalities.

Where can I file a PIL?

A PIL can be field in any High Court or the Supreme Court.

Is the court bound to accept a PIL?

No. The court shall analyse your application first.

Can I file a PIL even if I have no interest in the cause?

Yes. The PIL, unlike every other suit does not require the person filing to be an aggrieved party.

I want to avail this service, what should I do?

Don’t worry, just fill the above mentioned details & contact the professionals of Aapka Consultant and we will guide you with the complete process.

Not sure where to start?

Talk to a consultant about Public Interest Litigation or any other requirement. The first consultation is free.