The Supreme Court of India while exercising power under Article 136 of Constitution can
Verified Answer
A. Interfere only when certificate of fitness is issued by concerned H.C.
B. Has no power to interfere in the concurrent finding of H.C.
C. Interferes when it is found that gross injustice
D. Frequently interferes in the concurrent finding of the High court
Explanation:
Article 136 of the Indian Constitution grants the Supreme Court a very wide discretionary power to grant special leave to appeal. While it is not an ordinary appellate jurisdiction, the Supreme Court can interfere with findings, including concurrent findings of the High Court, if it finds that a gross miscarriage of justice has occurred, or if there is a substantial question of law of general public importance, or if the High Court has acted in excess of its jurisdiction.