What is article 142 of the constitution
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The Supreme Court can pass any decree or order to do complete justice between the parties involved in a case or matter pending before it.
It is a discretionary power to pass decrees and orders to do complete justice in any case or matter pending before it.
The judgment passed by the SC shall be enforceable throughout the territory of India. Article 142 grants the Supreme Court broad discretionary powers, it is subject to certain limitations and safeguards. The Court must exercise its powers judiciously and ensure that its orders are fair, reasonable, and follow the principles of natural justice.
Article 142 plays a crucial role in ensuring that justice is not denied or delayed due to technicalities or limitations of existing laws. It empowers the Supreme Court to deliver justice effectively and efficiently by issuing orders and directions that are necessary to achieve complete justice in a case. However, wide-ranging powers conferred by Article 142 also raise concerns about judicial overreach and the need to balance judicial discretion with the principles of separation of powers and the rule of law.