"The plenary power of the Hon'ble Supreme Court of India under Article 142 of the Constitution"

About the Book: This book explores key precedents where the Hon’ble Supreme Court exercised its plenary power under Article 142 of the Constitution to dispense complete justice. The Constituent Assembly’s vision in incorporating this provision ensures that justice prevails even when no statute directly applies. Law students and budding lawyers will gain valuable insights into the Court’s authority and its application in landmark cases. Most judgments discussed in this book highlight how and when the Supreme Court invokes Article 142. The book simplifies complex legal principles, making it easier for readers to grasp the Court’s extraordinary power. The contributions of the Constituent Assembly in foreseeing the need for such an Article deserve immense recognition, as it safeguards justice and prevents constitutional crises. About the Author: The author has been practicing in the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India as an Advocate-on-Record since 1995. He was impaneled counsel for the State of Odisha (1995–2013) and later for the Union of India (2014–2019). Having appeared in numerous cases, he deeply understands the significance of Article 142 of the Constitution. This provision empowers the Supreme Court to dispense complete justice beyond statutory limitations. The author highlights its importance and the visionary role of the Constituent Assembly in incorporating it. He analyzes key Supreme Court judgments related to Article 142, offering insights into its profound impact. This book aims to enlighten readers on the application and implications of this crucial constitutional provision. Read more