ORDER

Leave granted.

2. The plaintiff-respondent herein filed four separate suits for recovery of money against the defendant-appellants herein. It is alleged that, simultaneously, the plaintiff-respondent moved two sets of applications, i.e. one for grant of temporary injunction, restraining the defendant-appellants from alienating the property mentioned in the schedule to the application, the second for attachment of property before the judgment. The trial court granted injunction (I.A. No. 50), as prayed for and the defendant-appellants were restrained from alienating or parting with the property mentioned in the schedule to the application. The trial court also passed an order directing the defendant-appellants to furnish security, failing which the suit property mentioned in the schedule would come under attachment, before the judgment. It is not disputed that the security as directed has not been furnished. However, the defendant-appellants preferred an appeal before the High Court. The High Court dismissed the said appeal. Aggrieved, the defendant-appellants have filed these appeals.

3. After we heard the matter, we find that the trial court was not correct in passing two sets