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How has Public Interest Litigation widened access to justice?

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Correct answer: It allows a person to approach court for affected people on public interest issues

Correct answer: A. Public Interest Litigation, or PIL, is a process through which a person or organisation may approach a court concerning a public issue or the rights of people who may be unable to approach the court themselves. It can therefore help disadvantaged or affected groups obtain judicial attention and remedies. A is correct, although PIL is not a licence to file any personal or frivolous complaint; the matter must genuinely involve public interest and follow legal procedure. B is wrong because PIL is intended to widen access, not reserve courts for wealthy people. C is wrong because courts do not contest elections. D is wrong because PIL operates under the Constitution and supports rights; it does not end the Constitution. Memory cue: PIL brings public problems to court when affected people face barriers.

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