Supreme Court of India

Supreme Court of India
India's Supreme Court i.e. Supreme Court is the top court of the country. This is the constitutional body set by the fifth part of the Constitution of India of the Constitution. It was established on January 26, 1950.

As stated by the Indian Constitution, the work of the Supreme Court is to act as a protector of the Constitution, it is the highest court for the court and appeal set up by the authority of the federal government.

Article 124 and 147 of the Indian Constitution describe the legal rights and constitution of the Supreme Court of India. In case of legal relief, the Supreme Court of India is the highest court and the final choice for appeal, which hears the appeal against the decisions of the High Court of the States and Union Territories.

Although the Supreme Court of India resolves the written appeal of serious human rights violation cases or a case that needs quick disposal. The Supreme Court of India held its inaugural session on January 28, 1950. Since then, the top court has given 24,000 verdicts.

In India's top court, there are 30 judges named by the Chief Justice of India and the President, yet the President nominates the judges only on the advice of the apex court. This appointment is usually done on the basis of seniority and not because of political tilt. The retirement age of a Supreme Court judge is 65 years.