What is the extent of executive power of a state?
The extent of executive power of a state is defined by the existing law under which the Federal Court's jurisdiction and powers are exercisable by the Supreme Court. This includes special leave to appeal, review of judgments or orders, enlargement of the Supreme Court's jurisdiction, conferment of certain writ powers on the Supreme Court, transfer of cases, and other ancillary powers. The law declared by the Supreme Court is binding on all courts, with enforcement of decrees and orders as well as discovery-related orders also falling under its power. Additionally, the President may consult with the Supreme Court, and civil and judicial authorities are expected to aid the Supreme Court in carrying out its duties.