( 1 ) THE law whether legislatively enacted or which finds its origin from the predicated judicial pronouncements, commonly known as Judge made law, is essentially mutable and progressive. It normally tilts in favour of the need of the developing society while keeping in view the object sought to be achieved by the provisions of a given statute. Absolute, strict or rigid interpretation of law can some time cause results which may not be conducive for the attainment of social goal by enforcement of the provisions of the Act. This concept is applicable with greater emphasis to social welfare legislations. Peter Muller said what is lasting is not what resists time but wisely changes with it. Often it is said that law must be understood and implemented in its correct prespective keeping in mind the constitutional mandate, attainment of ultimate legislative object and ends of justice. A legislation with its limitations reflects the vision of the society, the law makers and its enforceability is the foundation of its acceptance. Provisions of any Act, is a vision, without the ability to execute for the benefit of the section of the society for which it is enacted, is