APNX, RR 1 and 2 Specific Relief Act (in 1877), filed section 42 suit for temporary injunction, with provisional grant for applicant for permanent injunction, also filed for temporary injunction Was granted, the trial court held that the petition and the status quo were ordered to remain intact until the final disposition of the appellate court, however, the trial court's order was revoked and the status retained by the trial court. Was dismissed and temporary injunction was one of the leading principles of refusal of immunity. First, whether the first case is good or not. Secondly, whether the balance of the facility is in favor of a restraining order. And third, whether the applicant would suffer irreparable harm if the injunction was denied, in the present case, the applicant had been running the college canteen without complaint for a quarter of the past 36 years. Was paying regular rent without any default, and it shows that the Canton Trial Court had good and strong reasons for accepting the application and granting a temporary injunction pending appellate court, in which case, its There was no jurisdiction to take any view, to the contrary. Dismissing the Appeal and Trial Court's order, the appellate court did not resort to the mandatory provisions of the OLXX, RR1 and 2, CPC and settled the matter in a mechanical manner without the court's mind. Inappropriate order approved by was set aside by the High Court and the order approved by the trial court was restored.
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