A constitutional lawsuit is one of the rights of a person who is free to use this right, and the use of this right is legitimate when this lawsuit is legitimate in the eyes of the law, and in order for it to be legitimate, it must meet three conditions: the condition of interest in the suitor, the condition of capacity for the one who files the lawsuit, and the time limit. If one of these conditions fails, the court before which the case is filed does not accept the case and rejects it due to a defect in the form, which is the failure of one of the conditions of this case.