Courts are reluctant to interfere with the decisions of administrative tribunals because:

a$.$ Courts know that it is expensive to hire a lawyer and go to court, so courts discourage these types of cases.

b$.$ Courts are too busy to concern themselves with lesser administrative law matters.

c$.$ Courts should not interfere unduly with decision$-$making tasks assigned to tribunals by Parliament and legislatures.

d$.$ Most court cases involving administrative tribunals do not succeed, so the courts think that people should not bother.

e$.$ Courts have no authority to interfere with the decisions of administrative tribunals.