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Can Indian Supreme Court cancel a law?

Can Indian Supreme Court cancel a law?

Constituent power of Parliament The procedure is laid out in Article 368. The basic structure of the Indian Constitution cannot be altered or destroyed through constitutional amendments under the constituent powers of the Parliament without undergoing judicial review by the Supreme Court.

Who fixes the salaries of the Chief Justice of the High Court?

The salaries of the Judges of Supreme Court and High Courts is decided by the President of India according to Article 125 and Article 221 of the Constitution of India respectively.

Can the Prime Minister cancel the Order of the Supreme Court?

NO! Prime Minister CANNOT cancel the order of the apex court of our nation. He/She can request the bench for re-consideration if he sees it fit. Futhermore, the Government of India (of which Prime Minister is the head of the state) is working as Executive Wing of the Constitution.

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Does the Supreme Court of India have the power to remove PM?

Answer of the 1st question is Yes, Supreme Court of India has the power to Remove PM. But that is partially correct. If Supreme Court convicts PM of a crime and awarded a minimum two years of jail, PM loses membership of house and the post according to law of the land. So Yes If Supreme Court convicts PM, it can remove one from office.

Is the Prime Minister of India allowed to comment on SC judgement?

No. While anyone is free to comment on some judgement by Supreme Court (or any other court), usually PM and ministers don’t directly attack the SC. Of late, SC has been making some very nasty kinds of remarks on Govt.

Can a retired Supreme Court judge become the Prime Minister of India?

However, if your question is whether a retired Supreme Court Judge can become the Prime Minister of India or a Chief Minister of a State, so the answer to this question is that there is no bar on a retired Supreme Court Judge to hold such a constitutional post after his retirement.