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In which situation may the Court need to initiate suo motu proceedings in the larger public interest?
In which situation may the Court need to initiate suo motu proceedings in the larger public interest?
- When the petition is sent by post
- When a case requires immediate redressal (correct)
- When a prisoner files a petition
- When a food inspector requests it
Who is responsible for scrutinizing a PIL petition based on a letter before it is entertained?
Who is responsible for scrutinizing a PIL petition based on a letter before it is entertained?
- The Chief Justice
- A Hon-ble Judge (correct)
- A Food Safety Officer
- A prisoner
When can a registered PIL petition be allowed to be withdrawn?
When can a registered PIL petition be allowed to be withdrawn?
- Upon receipt of a letter from a petitioner
- Without any restrictions
- After clearance by the PIL Cell
- With permission of the Court (correct)
What kind of petitions may require immediate redressal to prevent greater injustice according to the text?
What kind of petitions may require immediate redressal to prevent greater injustice according to the text?
Who must furnish required particulars in PIL petitions received through post as per the rules mentioned?
Who must furnish required particulars in PIL petitions received through post as per the rules mentioned?
What is the role of the PIL Cell in the process of registering a PIL petition?
What is the role of the PIL Cell in the process of registering a PIL petition?
What type of PIL petitions can the Court entertain without the need for a reference to the petitioner's interest in the litigation?
What type of PIL petitions can the Court entertain without the need for a reference to the petitioner's interest in the litigation?
Under what circumstances can a PIL petition be withdrawn without the permission of the Court?
Under what circumstances can a PIL petition be withdrawn without the permission of the Court?
In what exceptional situation can the Court direct a concerned party to furnish additional particulars in a PIL petition?
In what exceptional situation can the Court direct a concerned party to furnish additional particulars in a PIL petition?
Which type of PIL petition might warrant adjudication in larger public interest based on the nature of the complaint?
Which type of PIL petition might warrant adjudication in larger public interest based on the nature of the complaint?
What is a common characteristic of PIL petitions that are not allowed to be withdrawn without Court permission?
What is a common characteristic of PIL petitions that are not allowed to be withdrawn without Court permission?
Under what condition may a PIL petition be entertained by the Court without considering the petitioner's interest?
Under what condition may a PIL petition be entertained by the Court without considering the petitioner's interest?
What must the petitioner state in a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) petition?
What must the petitioner state in a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) petition?
In what circumstances can a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) petition be entertained by the Court?
In what circumstances can a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) petition be entertained by the Court?
What type of cases will the Bench prioritize in hearing Public Interest Litigation (PIL) petitions?
What type of cases will the Bench prioritize in hearing Public Interest Litigation (PIL) petitions?
What should be the nature of urgency involved when mentioning grounds for interim relief in a PIL petition?
What should be the nature of urgency involved when mentioning grounds for interim relief in a PIL petition?
What actions are directed towards food inspectors under Section 2011 of JK-190 J&K Statutes?
What actions are directed towards food inspectors under Section 2011 of JK-190 J&K Statutes?
What kind of matters may be heard on a priority basis under Section 191 of JK-190 J&K Statutes?
What kind of matters may be heard on a priority basis under Section 191 of JK-190 J&K Statutes?
