JUDGMENT :

S.C. Mohapatra, J. - Plaintiff is the petitiont'r in this civil revision against an order refusing the prayer for temporary injunction during pendency of the suit.

2. Plaintiff is a clerk employed by the Defendant. He was posted at the main branch of the Defendant at Cuttack. After serving for some time, be was transferred to the branch of the Defendant in SCB Medical College. Aggrieved by the order of transfer Plaintiff filed the suit for prohibitory injunction not to give effect to the order Of transfer which is alleged to be in violation of the circular issued by the head office of the Defendant. In the suit an application for temporary injunction was filed. Defendant filed objection to the said application but did not produce some documents caned for and did not answer the interrogatories. Accordingly it was not allowed to contest the application. However, trial court which passed the order of status quo vacated the same. This civil revision has been filed against the said order.

3. Mr. M. N. Das, learned Counsel for the opposite parties, raised an objection to the maintainability of the civil revision on the ground that an appeal lies against the impugned order which c