Which Article of the Constitution provides that there shall be a Supreme Court of India?
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Which Article of the Constitution provides that there shall be a Supreme Court of India?
Article 214
Article 129
Article 131
Article 124
Answer and explanation
Article 124(1) establishes the Supreme Court of India, consisting of a Chief Justice and other judges. Article 129 makes the Supreme Court a court of record, Article 131 confers its original jurisdiction in disputes between the Union and States, and Article 214 provides for a High Court for each State.
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