What further provision can be made by Parliament to give effect to the provisions of Article 136?
Further provision can be made by Parliament to give effect to the provisions of Article 136 through enacting a law that outlines additional mechanisms or procedures to ensure the proper functioning and implementation of the Supreme Court's jurisdiction over appeals and petitions from courts within specified States. This may include, but is not limited to, establishing guidelines for transferring pending cases from the Privy Council to the Supreme Court, setting timeframes for case resolution, defining the scope of appellate review, or specifying the criteria for granting leave to appeal in certain types of cases.