Certainly. Based on the provided legal document, the key points are as follows:

• The High Court, while admitting the second appeal, granted final relief to the respondent at the interim stage, which was found to be unjustified by the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court clarified that final relief cannot be granted during the interim stage of a second appeal (!) (!) .

• The Supreme Court emphasized that the second appeal was pending for final disposal and that the interim order directing the appellant to give a compassionate appointment was not appropriate at this stage (!) .

• The Court highlighted that, although a decree had been passed against the appellant, it was not permissible to direct the appointment of the respondent in the interim, especially when the respondent was willing to forego past benefits (!) .

• The Supreme Court set aside the impugned judgment and directed the High Court to decide the pending second appeal within six months from the date of receipt of the order (!) .

• The Court clarified that it had not examined the merits of the second appeal and that the High Court should proceed with the matter in accordance with law, ensuring proper hearing of both parties (!) .

• The appeal was disposed of accordingly, with no order as to costs (!) .

• The decision underscores the principle that interim relief, particularly final relief, should not be granted at the admission stage of an appeal, maintaining the integrity of the appellate process (!) .

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