Question

what people can do if they are dissatisfied with the decision of supreme Court ​

Answer 1

If still dissatisfied, file a petition for review by a divisional bench. Again, it is at the court's discretion whether or not to allow a review by a division bench considering the nature and impact of the judgment. If still not satisfied move to the Supreme court. Again you can file for a review

Answer 2

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• A person who is dissatisfied with the judgment of the Appellate Court can ask the Supreme Court to take another look at the legal issues that are at stake, by filing a request that the appeal be certified.
• Appeals come to the Supreme Court in one of two ways. A person who is dissatisfied with the judgment of the Appellate Court can ask the Supreme Court to take another look at the legal issues that are at stake, by filing a request that the appeal be certified. Other appeals come to the Supreme Court as a result of a decision to transfer the case to itself instead of having it be heard in the Appellate Court, or as a result of a law mandating that an appeal must be heard by the Supreme Court. For example, appeals involving reapportionment of voting districts and death penalty cases are always heard in the Supreme Court. After an appeal has been taken, each party files a brief and the court then schedules the case for oral argument at the next available session of the court.

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