1. - Indian Oil Corporation and its Dy. Manager (sales), Ajmer have come up in this revision petition against rejection of their appeal by the learned Additional Distt. Judge No. 2, Ajmer failed against a temporary injunction issued by the Civil Judge (Junior Division), Ajmer city (North) in a civil suit brought against them by M/s. Bhatia filling Station, Mangaliawas, directing them to restore the supply of petroleum products which was stopped by the Indian Oil Corporation (in short 'the IOC'), on the basis of an inspection report dated 28.1.2000 and restraining them from terminating the dealership of the plaintiff till the disposal of the suit.

2. The suit was brought alleging that the plaintiff firm was a dealer in petroleum products of the defendant IOC for the last 25 years and that the dealership was working smoothly. On 28.1.2000, officers of the IOC visited the plaintiff's petrol pump and carried out an inspection. They prepared an inspection report on the same day. During the inspection, officers had collected six litres of petrol as sample which was taken in eight bottles. 750 ml. petrol was taken in four bottles separately as sample. It was alleged by the plainti