How does the Supreme Court ensure that its decrees and orders are enforced throughout India?
The Supreme Court ensures that its decrees and orders are enforced throughout India by passing necessary decrees or making orders to do complete justice in any cause or matter pending before it. These decrees and orders are made enforceable throughout the territory of India, with their enforcement being governed by laws made by Parliament, or in the absence of such laws, by order of the President. The Supreme Court also has the power to make orders for securing the attendance of any person, the discovery or production of documents, or the investigation and punishment of any contempt of itself.