The judiciary’s role in complete justice
The Supreme Court is empowered under Article 142 to pass necessary orders to deliver complete justice where existing laws fail to provide a specific remedy. While this power acts as a ‘constitutional safety valve’, critics argue that it may lead to judicial encroachment upon the domain of the Executive or the Legislature
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