Introduction

It is vital to comprehend the constitutional provisions for an appeal to the Supreme Court in
order to grasp the applicability of the constitutional provision for the issuance of special leave
to appeal by the Supreme Court. It is also critical to understand what situations Article 136 is
intended to address and how it has been used in order to develop verification procedures to
keep the Supreme Court from becoming overburdened with special leave petitions.

Article 136 (1) deals with the Supreme Court's exceptional leave to appeal. Prima
facie reading of the clause in the Constitution implies as much. The Supreme Court may grant
a party special leave to appeal to it. Any judgment, decree, determination, sentence, or order
may be appealed. It might be about any cause or subject. Any court or tribunal in India's
territory must have rendered such a judgment, decree, determination, sentence, or order. As a
result, extraordinary leave might be granted even against the rulings of subordinate courts
such as magistrates.