Is the President bound to accept the Supreme Court's advice on a reference?
AOnly if Parliament agrees to it
BNo, the advice is not binding
CYes, in every single case
DYes, but only on money matters
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. No, the advice is not binding
1. The Court is not bound to give advice.
2. The President is not bound to accept it.
3. The advice still helps avoid later litigation.
_Source: NCERT Class 11 Political Science, Indian Constitution at Work, Chapter 6, Judiciary._
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