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SHORT ANSWER: The rules for admitting Public Interest Litigations (PILs) aim to prevent misuse by ensuring that only genuine cases are heard. DETAILS: - PILs can only be filed for issues affecting the public interest, not for personal grievances. - The Supreme Court and High Courts have laid down guidelines to filter frivolous PILs. - Courts may dismiss PILs that lack substantial evidence or are filed for ulterior motives. PUNISHMENT / IMPLICATIONS (if applicable): - Frivolous PILs can lead to penalties, including fines or costs imposed on the petitioner. SOURCE: - Supreme Court Guidelines on PILs
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