Constitution of India: Articles 123 to 167

Articles 123 to 167 span important provisions in Part V and Part VI of the Constitution of India. They deal with the President's ordinance-making power, the Supreme Court, the Comptroller and Auditor-General of India, Governors and the executive government of the States.

Legal context: Article 123 begins Chapter III of Part V and authorises Presidential Ordinances in specified circumstances. Articles 124 to 147 principally concern the Supreme Court. Articles 148 to 151 concern the Comptroller and Auditor-General. Articles 152 to 167 begin Part VI and address the State executive, including Governors, Ministers, the Advocate-General and the duties of the Chief Minister.

Articles 123 to 147: President and Supreme Court

This group moves from the President's legislative power to the constitutional structure, jurisdiction and functioning of the Supreme Court. The linked pages below explain the individual provisions and related article groups.

How to use this constitutional index

Select the relevant article or article group above for the provision-specific page. For authoritative statutory text and amendment footnotes, consult the current official Constitution published by the Legislative Department or India Code. Constitutional provisions should be read together with applicable amendments and binding judicial decisions.