The dispute in the suit and in the Notice of Motion relates to a shareholding of 19,25,992 shares of the Defendants in the First Plaintiff. The Plaintiffs seek specific performance of an agreement by which the Defendants agreed, according to the Plaintiffs, to sell their shareholding of 9,62,996 shares in the First Plaintiff which, together with the accretion of bonus shares totals up to 19,25,992 shares. The Plaintiffs claim that there was an agreement by which these shares were to be sold to the Second Plaintiff at and for a consideration of Rs.240/- per share. There is a claim for damages in the amount of Rs. 461.41 crores in the event that the Court comes to the conclusion that specific performance cannot be granted. The interlocutory relief which is sought in the Motion is for the appointment of a Receiver and for an injunction restraining the Defendants from alienating the shares and exercising any rights in respect of the shares including voting rights or from receiving dividends. A mandatory injunction is sought requiring the Defendants to subscribe to shares, debentures or securities that may be offered by the Plaintiffs in respect of the holding of the shares in