( 1 ) THE Appeal From Order came to be admitted by me, yesterday, i. e. , 24th April 1997. I have also granted the interim relief in terms of Para 5 (B) on the Civil Application. This had happened at about 4-45 p. m. After signing the above said orders, there was a prayer coming from learned Counsel Mr. Shah, saying that, my orders granting the interim relief should be the reasoned orders. Acceding to this request, I had said yesterday, in my orders that, I shall be recording my reasons for the above said orders, today, i. e. , 25th April 1997.

( 2 ) ACCORDINGLY, I proceed to record my reasons for my orders granting the interim relief on the Civil Application in terms of Para 5 (B), after admitting the appeal From Order.

( 3 ) THERE was, at the initial juncture, a debate as to whether the appeal itself would merit admission. The debate was based upon a contention coming from learned counsel Mr. Shah that, if the appeal itself does not merit admission, there would absolutely be no question for me to grant the interim relief. It would, therefore, be necessary to point out in brief the factual and legal position under which I had come to the conclusion that the Appeal Fr