The court which has value of the record of judgement and when it is presented, its legality cannot be challenged, is called the 'Court of Records. The Supreme Court is the 'Court of Records'. The Supreme Court preserves its own judgements or decisions, interpretations of the law, etc. in the form of documents. These judgements and decisions are obligatory to all the citizens and all other courts of the country. Other courts give their own judgements based on them. They use these judgements as a reference. The Supreme Court forms the rules and regulations for the proceedings of all the courts of the country. It is compulsory for all courts to abide by these rules.
The Supreme Court records and publishes its own judgements given for each case. The judgements and decisions of the Supreme Court are ultimate. There can be no appeal against them.