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The Supreme Court of India is a ‘Court Record’. It implies that
It has to keep a record of its decisions.
All its decisions have evidentiary value and cannot be questioned in any court
It has the power to punish for its contempt
No appeal can be made against its decisions.
Article 129 declares Supreme Court as the Court of record. By court of record we mean two thing - (1) that its proceeding will be in writing and (2) that it’s order will be binding upon the all courts within the territory of India. Thus its decisions have evidentiary value
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