The Provisional Act 1924 Section 273 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), A XXXXX, RR 1 and 2 petitioned the defendant to temporarily withhold order against the Cantonment Board to prevent it from demolishing existing structures and the trial court. To prevent construction work from happening. In the first case between the parties affirmed by the appellate court, there was a final order for a permanent injunction in favor of the plaintiff on the same subject, which was holding the field, after such order was reached. I could not be the plaintiff, therefore, the plaintiff was. In order to protect and protect their rights under this decree, the plaintiff raised serious questions of fact and law that required serious consideration during the trial, so, temporarily, the order was approved The strong case was successful in litigation, and at least, the balance of party facilities in favor of rehabilitation was also in favor of the defendant, rather than relying on the structure raised by him as a result of D. Loneliness will be frustrated while the defendants have no prejudice and irrevocable repercussions on the continuation of their status for the past two years. Soon will not face. Do not demolish existing construction on site indirectly or indirectly
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