Role of judiciary

Role of judiciary of interpretation of statute only arises when statute is to a certain extent either unclear or ambiguous or prima facie in violation of the Constitution

In such cases, it is for judiciary to interpret that piece of legislation by trying to ascertain intent of Parliament in passing legislation

Courts have absolutely no authority or power to substitute their views for those intended by legislature simply because they may disapprove of a particular law and way in which that law is being applied.

Judiciary, in such a system, was assigned the role of interpreting and applying the law, adjudicating upon disputes arising among governments or between State and citizens or citizens inter se and enforcing the fundamental rights.