Dismissing the petition the Court held that in common parlance, statutes contain appeal provisions. In some of the statutes, there are two-tier appeal provisions in order to ensure that the facts, grounds, evidence are appreciated and the grievances are redressed in the manner known to law. Such appeal provisions are provided with the legislative intention to provide remedy to aggrieved persons. The High Court, in normal circumstances, would not interfere nor dispense with the appellate remedy. When the facts are disputed by the parties to the writ petition, then appeal alone would be a proper remedy.