Supreme Court dismissed extraordinary review, ruling inquiry procedures cannot decide on disputed facts requiring court verification.

The Supreme Court dismissed the extraordinary review against a decision refusing to issue a land certificate. The applicant sought verification of land boundaries, arguing for an administrative inquiry under the Civil Procedure Act, while the authorities contended this was merely an information request. The court held that because the underlying facts were disputed and required verification, the administrative inquiry procedure was inapplicable, as it is limited to confirming known facts.