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this Court lack both the expertise and the familiarity with local problems so necessary to the making of wise decisions with respect to the raising

satisfied that there is no fool-proof solution of the problem that is presented to us except scrapping the whole examination and ordering re-examination ... been logic; it has been experience". We, therefore, cannot solve the problem before us by logic. We have to reckon with the fact that

this Court lack both the expertise and the familiarity with local problems so necessary to the making of wise decisions with respect to the raising ... some play in the joints because it has to deal with complex problems which do not admit of solution through any doctrine or straitjacket formula

submitted by the learned counsel that the revision petitioner has some psychic problem, and the learned counsel also showed some prescriptions. Of course, there ... nothing to show that he had any such problem in January, 1994, He developed such problems at the middle

parents of a minor child has been one of the vexing problems of law. There are so many imponderables. In the instant cse the child

absence of a non-obstante clause in Rule 4 adds to the problem. But then Rule 5 which is an unamended provision

mother can endorse that cheque in company's name. The only problem is that the share holding will be in mother's name

hands of the law-enforcement machinery on the other is a perennial problem of statecraft. The pendulum over the years has swung to the right

profit" is not defined in the Constitution. Posed with the perplexed problem whether a person holds an office under the Government, the first

deposits, or the existing depositors will withdraw the deposits leading to liquidity problem for them. I do not think this is a ground to resist