The Supreme Court of India is a ‘Court of Record’. It implies that-

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All its decisions have evidentiary value and cannot be questioned by any court. A ‘Court of Record’ is a court, the records of which are admitted to be of evidentiary value and they are not to be questioned when they are produced in any court. According to Article 129 of the Constitution, the Supreme Court shall be a court of record. Article 215 of the Constitution contains similar provision with respect to High Courts.

The Supreme Court of India is a ‘Court of Record’. It implies that-

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