Constitution of Kenya, 2010 98 relating to the elections to the office of President arising under Article 140; and (b) subject to clause (4) and (5), appellate jurisdiction to hear and determine appeals from— (i) the Court of Appeal; and (ii) any other court or tribunal as prescribed by national legislation. (4) Appeals shall lie from the Court of Appeal to the Supreme Court— (a) as of right in any case involving the interpretation or application of this Constitution; and (b) in any other case in which the Supreme Court, or the Court of Appeal, certifies that a matter of general public importance is involved, subject to clause (5). (5) A certification by the Court of Appeal under clause (4) (b) may be reviewed by the Supreme Court, and either affirmed, varied or overturned. (6) The Supreme Court may give an advisory opinion at the request of the national government, any State organ, or any county government with respect to any matter concerning county government. (7) All courts, other than the Supreme Court, are bound by the decisions of the Supreme Court. (8) The Supreme Court shall make rules for the exercise of its jurisdiction. (9) An Act of Parliament may make further provision for the operation of the Supreme Court. Court of Appeal. 164. (1) There is established the Court of Appeal, which— (a) shall consist of the number of judges, being not fewer than twelve, as may be prescribed by an Act of Parliament; and (b) shall be organised and administered in the manner prescribed by an Act of Parliament. (2) There shall be a president of the Court of Appeal who shall be elected by the judges of the Court of Appeal from among themselves.