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Which Article of the Constitution establishes that the Supreme Court of India is a Court of Record?
A. Article 124
B. Article 129✓ Correct Answer
C. Article 131
D. Article 137
💡 Solution & Explanation
Article 129 establishes the Supreme Court as a court of record, meaning its judgments are recorded for perpetual memory and testimony, and it holds the authority to punish for its contempt. Article 124 deals with the establishment and constitution of the court. High courts derive similar court of record status under Article 215.
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