127 which has the constitutional mandate to legislate for these issues. The points raised by the learned counsel appear to be subtle in nature, though not novel. Such questions require to be examined in a broad range of issues keeping in view the law, philosophy, political theory, constitutional constitutionalism. As theory and mentioned the spirit earlier, a of very onerous responsibility is reposed upon the Supreme Court by the constitution itself. The constitution has deliberately conferred the power of judging any dispute on the highest court to stress the obvious that the fount of justice under the constitution is the apex court of the country. When some enacted law diverts the true course of justice, power is vested in the Supreme Court and the Supreme Court alone is competent under the constitutional mandate to make such orders as are necessary for doing justice. I have already reproduced the changes made in the constitution in the preamble, articles 7A, 7B, (addition), 47, 47A (addition), article 95 by the