As per case facts, the Bishalaxmipur Pune Saha Mastania Junior High Madrasah, recognized in 1971, faced disputes regarding staff approval after its upgradation to a High Madrasah in 1980. The ... management sought approval for 31 teaching and non-teaching staff, but District Inspector reports indicated many lacked qualifications. Despite these concerns, a Single Judge ordered approval, which was affirmed by a Division Bench while hearing a stay application, treating it as the main appeal without fully considering the State's objections. The State appealed, arguing the High Court failed to examine whether the staff request complied with prescribed rules and qualifications. The question arose whether the High Court erred in directing staff approval without proper assessment by statutory authorities based on rules and qualifications, or if the authorities were mala fide delaying the process. Finally, the Supreme Court ruled that the High Court committed manifest errors by being swayed by past delays rather than adjudicating the core issue of staff approval based on rules. The Court refrained from substituting its role for statutory authorities and directed the concerned authorities to conduct necessary inspections, provide due opportunity to the management, decide the matter within four months, and report back to the Supreme Court within three weeks for final disposal.