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The right to seek advisory opinion of the Supreme Court on any question of law or fact belongsto:
thePresident
HighCourts
theGovernor
allthese
Under Article 143 of the Constitution the President is authorized to seek the opinion of the Supreme Court on the following matters: 1) Any question of law or fact of public importance 2) any dispute arising out of any pre constitution treaty, agreement, covenant, agreement etc The supreme court may give or refuse to give it's an opinion in the first case whereas it must give its advisory opinion in the second case. The advice so given is not binding on the President.
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