state act Vs supremecourt judgement. state act Vs supremecourt judgement.

6 years ago

Highcourt will quash state act based on the Supreme Court judgement ?or Highcourt give suggestions to legistlaure to ammend the state act

Deepak Yashwantrao Bade

Responded 5 years ago

A.dear client If Supreme court gives any judgment, then the judgment will prevail over all other same or similar substances.
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Ambrose Leo

Responded 6 years ago

A.A.No again No.Under the Constitution High Court stands at the head of states judicial administration.
adjudicating In terms of Article 226 & 227 Under Constitution of India .
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krish n

Replied 6 years ago

thanka a lot sir

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