78 meaning and intention of Framers of the constitution must be ascertained from the language of that constitution itself; with the motives of those who framed it, the court has no concern. (In re 1938 (1939) FCR 18, observations Wealth, of (1936) 36, (39)). Lord AC After Wright 578 in Gwyer quoting James CJ V. stated the Common that “a Constitution must not be construed in a narrow or pendantic manner, and that construction most beneficial to the widest possible amplitude”. Professor Cross in his book on Statutory Constructions, 1976, has given a careful analysis of the expression “the intention of Parliament”. According to him, it is meaningless to speak of the intention of Parliament unless it is recognized that the expression synonymous is with used the by analogy intention of but in no way any individual concerning the general and particular affects of a document he prepares and signs. He adds that Parliament is treated as though it was an individual law maker, whose intention is to be ascertained from the language which he has used in making and