- The High Court does not usually enter into the disputed questions of facts which require recording of evidence and has to decide the case before it on the basis of documents and affidavits and if contention raised in writ petition finds sufficient support from documents, the Court is obliged under law to issue appropriate writ and grant prayed relief — But this rule is not absolute in cases where other adequate remedy is not available — The High Court is under obligation to enter into necessary probe to reach the correct conclusion. Syed Irfan Hussain aqvi v. Al-Khair university & 4 others 2007 SCRÂ 491 (D)
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