How can the Supreme Court ensure that the ends of justice are met when it transfers cases between High Courts?
The Supreme Court can ensure that the ends of justice are met when it transfers cases between High Courts by carefully selecting the cases to be transferred and considering their importance and relevance. Additionally, the Supreme Court may provide a copy of its judgment on substantial questions of law to the High Court from which the case has been withdrawn, ensuring that the High Court proceeds with the case in conformity with the Supreme Court's judgment. This transfer process ensures consistency and adherence to established legal principles across various High Courts.