Question

supreme court is considered as a court of records​

Answer 1

Answer:

The first Draft Constitution of India prepared by the Constitutional Adviser under Article 108, following Section 203 of the Government of India Act, 1935, provided in its Clause 91 that the Supreme Court shall be a court of record. The public have a vital stake in effective and orderly administration of justice.

Answer 2

The first draft constitution of India prepared by the constitutional adviser under article 108, following section 203 of the government of India act, 1935 provided in its clause 91 that the supreme Court shall be a court of record .the public have a vitual stake in effective and orderly administration of justice.

As a court of record it has two powers :-

1) Judgement, proceedings, and act of supreme Court are recorded for permanent memory and testimony and these records can be produced before any court because they have evidentiary value and they cannot be questioned.

2) It has the power to punish for its contempt ( insult ) either with simple imprisonment for 6 months term or with fine

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