Q 1:- Which is article of constitution under which judgement of High court binding?
Ans:- Judgments of a High Court are binding on all subordinate courts and tribunals within its jurisdiction under Article 227 of the Constitution, which grants the High Court power of superintendence. While Article 141 makes Supreme Court rulings binding nationwide, High Court decisions are binding precedents within their respective states.
Key Details on Binding Nature of High Court Judgments:
- Jurisdictional Scope: A High Court's decision is binding on subordinate courts/tribunals within its jurisdiction (i.e., within that state).
