The Supreme Court is also called the ‘Court of Record’. Why?

1.	The Supreme Court is also called the ‘Court of Record’. Why?
Answer» Article 129 gives the status of Court of Record to the Supreme Court. Court of Record has two meanings: First: Decision of this court shall be accepted as proof at every place and no question can be raised on the authenticity of such decision in any court. Second: This court can give any punishment for ‘Contempt of Court’.

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Article 129 gives the status of Court of Record to the Supreme Court.

Court of Record has two meanings:

First: Decision of this court shall be accepted as proof at every place and no question can be raised on the authenticity of such decision in any court.

Second: This court can give any punishment for ‘Contempt of Court’.

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