OI, R 10 (2) Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 interest Public Public interest litigation The application of any party to the principles of such litigation is necessary and appropriate to the scope of the party whose interest is likely to be public. I had filed a constitutional petition in the High Court in connection with a case of interest in the manufacture and marketing of woven polypropylene bags and in this context, any further purchase of such bags or any necessary wheat such as wheat. Things like this were requested to stop the project of storing such bags, he claimed. The petition was filed before the High Court under OI, R10 (2), CPC, to become the manufacturer and supplier of WPP bags, as their decision could affect their interest, And since the WPP can provide the court with appropriate technical assistance on the technical aspects of the bag preparation process, the High Court has denied the request, if the constitutional request for approval of the prayer is allowed. If so, the applicant's interest in the company had to face prejudice even on the fact that he had manufactured WPP bags. It was not appropriate for the applicant to join the applicant's company as a respondent to the Constitution, but in such cases it is necessary that even if there is a matter of public interest litigation, the courts should provide the parties with such There was a need for a more liberal stance on the litigation, so that it could be heard by the parties concerned, who were likely influenced by a decision in such proceedings.
