Article 141 of Indian Constitution

In simpler terms, Article 141 can be summarized as follows:

• Binding Nature of Supreme Court Decisions: Any law or legal principle that has been declared by the Supreme Court of India is binding on all other courts and authorities in the entire territory of India.

This article underscores the hierarchical structure of the Indian judicial system, with the Supreme Court at the apex, and establishes the principle of judicial precedent, which means that lower courts must follow the decisions and interpretations of the law made by the Supreme Court. This helps ensure uniformity and consistency in the application of the law throughout the country.

Constitution Of India Part 5 The Union – Articles 52 to 151

Article 52 of Indian Constitution

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Article 53 of Indian Constitution

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Article 54 of Indian Constitution – Election of President

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Article 55 of Indian Constitution – Manner of election of President

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Article 56 of Indian Constitution – Term of office of President

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Article 57 of Indian Constitution – Eligibility for Re-Election

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