Principle

SUPREME COURT — Original Jurisdiction — Requirement of a Dispute Between the Federation and a State

Area of law
SUPREME COURT
Court
Supreme Court

Original jurisdiction of the Supreme Court requires an actual dispute between the Federation and a State or between States. Parties without a dispute are unnecessary and struck out. The principle applies to constitutional jurisdiction.

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