<p>The publication&nbsp;<strong>examines the history and evolution of India&#39;s judicial system</strong>, tracing its journey from the establishment of the first Supreme Court of Judicature at Calcutta in 1774 to the intricate workings of the modern court. The book&nbsp;<strong>discusses key aspects of the court&#39;s function, including writ jurisdiction under Article 32</strong>, which encompasses the writs of habeas corpus, mandamus, certiorari, prohibition, and quo warranto. It also&nbsp;<strong>explores the significance of Public Interest Litigation (PILs)</strong>&nbsp;in promoting social justice and legal reforms, the court&#39;s appellate powers, and its role in reviewing High Court decisions. Further, it outlines the procedures for civil and criminal appeals, along with the extraordinary appellate jurisdiction under Article 136. The book also examines the Supreme Court&#39;s advisory jurisdiction under Article 143, its powers to transfer cases, and its authority to review its own orders. It provides a comprehensive overview of the court&#39;s contempt jurisdiction and its ability to ensure complete justice under Article 142.</p>
