Writ means a written document by which HCD can issue an order to do something or abstain from doing something.

According to Article 102(2), there are two types of persons who can file a writ at HCD, namely-

a. Any aggrieved person(direct relation) can file the following writ under Article 102(2)(a),

i) Prohibition, Mandamus

ii) Certiorari

b. Any person(indirect relation) can file the following writ under the Article102(2)(b),

i) Habeus Corpus

ii) Quo Warranto

It is worth mentioning here that the prior condition to file a writ is when a fundamental right is violated provided under Article 26-47 of the constitution and no other efficacious remedy is available in the lower court.