| dc.description.abstract | The word „Public Interest Litigation' compromises some litigations performed with
the purpose of the privilege of the public and for reduction of public grievances. But it
can be said that, Public Interest Litigation suggests litigation for the preservation of
public interest.„Public Interest Litigation' has been subjected to judicial development
in Bangladesh since the renowned Case Kazi Mukhlesur Rahman vs Bangladesh and
another mostly known as Berubari Case. After failing to establish Standing Principle
perfectly through this early case by the Court as this case‟s subject-matter was under
Parliamentary approval and enactment, the FAP 20 Case finally has been described as
a perfect example of PIL by the AD in 1996 where PIL has been identified as a
particular type of Constitutional Litigation under the Bangladeshi legal system.
Afterwards, if public wrong or injury is identified by any member of the public,
he/she has option to file a writ petition on behalf of the group of people or vulnerable
section of the community. „Public Interest Litigation' is stated under Article 102 of the
Constitution.1Article 102(1) enables court to upholda ruling when a breach of
fundamental rights has been happened. Such kind of rights has been described under
Part III of the Constitution.2In this Article, Sub-Article 102(1)(a) authorizes court to
uphold an order imposing government to take action what is required by law and not
to take action what is forbidden by law. | en_US |
