Article 32 Right to the Constitutional Remedies: Part-3 of the Indian constitution provides various fundamental rights. If any fundamental right is violated, the aggrieved party can approach the court for the enforcement of his fundamental right. The Supreme Court under Article-32 and High Court under Article-226 issue various types of writs for the protection of the fundamental rights. It is explained in: 1) Locus standi and Public Interest litigation 2) Articles-32 and 226 3) Writs A. Locus Standi and Public Interest Litigation: Locus Standi: The expression “Locus Standi” means “Right to move the court” Generally, a person whose legal right is infringed has a right to move the court. However, there are certain circumstances in which any member of the public can have a right to move the court. Article-32 and 226 of the Indian constitution do not prescribe specifically such persons or class of persons, who have the right to move the court. Thus, the matter of Locus Standi lies wit...
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