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Civil Miscellaneous Application Nos. 2254, 2352 and 2356 of 1980 and High Court Appeal Nos, 43, 44 and 45 of 1980, decided on 14th September, 1980.
‑‑--O. XLI, r. 5‑Stay of operation of order‑High Court granting ad interim injunction under O. XXXIX, r. 2, C. P C., restraining appellants/defendants from constructing more than two storeys (ground plus one) and also restraining them for letting out or parting with possession of shops already constructed till decision of suit‑Construction work on proposed third floor not yet commenced‑Appellants not intending to put proposed third floor to any use‑Appellants giving undertaking not to raise more than two‑storeyed building‑Only reason for appeal : that cost of construction may go up by time appeals and suits finalized Appellants/defendants, however, having already filed suit for damages against respondents/plaintiffs appellants defendants held, failed to make out case for stay of operation of order during pendency of appeals‑Appellants, held further cannot be placed in a better position than they had during pendency of injunction application in suit.
Khalid Anwar for Appellants.
A. A. Fazeel, K. A. Ghani and Mirza Yakoob Beg for Respondents.
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