( 1 ) AFTER admission of this appeal, the matter was heard at length as the learned counsel for the plaintiff/respondent strongly opposed the prayer for grant of any ad interim order of stay of the orders Nos. 1-3 dated 19th and 20th June, 2002 which are appealed against.

( 2 ) SINCE the respondent entered appearance. through learned advocate service of notice of appeal upon the respondent is dispensed with. All other formalities are dispensed with.

( 3 ) BY consent of the parties the appeal is treated as on days list and and is heard without the Paper Book as all papers used in the Court below have been brought on record in the stay petition.

( 4 ) WHILE advancing his argument the learned counsel appearing for the plaintiff/ respondent relied on the plaint filed in the suit and also on the injunction petition which are all made part of the stay petition and brought on record. A supplementary affidavit has also been filed by the appellant and copy was also served on. the learned counsel appearing for the other side on the very first day when the matter was taken up and the same is also on record.

( 5 ) THE Bengal Club Limited, an existing company within the meaning