Supreme Court — Revision Notes

⚡ 30-Second Revision

32: Part III remedies;131: specified federal legal disputes.
136: discretionary special leave;137: review.
141: law declared;142: complete justice in pending matters.
143: presidential reference.
226: High Court writ scope differs from 32.

2-Minute Revision

Classify the route before analysing the claim. Identify the parties, subject, condition and legal effect. Original jurisdiction includes different constitutional sources; special leave is discretionary; review concerns the Court's own decision; advisory jurisdiction involves the President. Distinguish a generally binding legal rule from a case-specific remedy or finding.

5-Minute Revision

A hypothetical citizen seeks advice directly from the Supreme Court about a proposed policy, citing Article 143. Explain the error in the route without deciding whether the policy is desirable. Contrast a presidential reference with a concrete Part III claim under Article 32 and an application seeking special leave under Article 136.

Vyyuha Quick Recall

O-A-R-A: Original, Appellate, Review, Advisory. Attach the relevant article and condition to each route.