Indian judicial system is a creation of the Constitution of India, and absolutely independent from executive / government.

All Central & State Governments and their functionaries are duty bound to obey and implement the orders of the Courts in India, and any non compliance of the orders of the courts are taken very seriously, which may result in the contempt of the court leading to fine and / or imprisonment. Besides coded laws, India also follows the common law principles. The judgments of the High Courts and Supreme Court of India have the force of the law of land. Indian Judicial System is one of the finest legal systems in the world having codified laws and established procedures

India have codified and enacted laws on all subjects relating to the Intellectual Property Laws including laws on Trade Marks, Copyright, Industrial Designs, Patents, Geographical Indications and Information Technology. All intellectual property laws of India are in parity with international laws, conventions and other countries. India, in respect of trademarks also extensively follows Common Law Principles and Principles of Natural Justice. In India there are a catena of judgments of various High Courts and the Supreme Court of India, practically dealing with all provisions and aspects of intellectual property laws. India follows Precedent System.

Government of India and its executive wing are constitutionally duty bound to follow and obey the orders of courts, without any exception. It may please be noted that entire Government Machinery including police is under an obligation to follow and implement the orders of the court. There are sufficient laws for the enforcement of the orders of the court, including Contempt of Court, which provide for fine as well as imprisonment, in case of disobedience. There are also other legal means for execution / compliance of the orders of the court i.e. by way of appointment of Local Commissioner / Receivers.