1. The suit from which the present appeal arises has been filed by the plaintiff/respondent for eviction of the defendant/appellant, claiming that the defendant is a monthly tenant in respect of the suit premises.

2. In such suit, an application was filed praying for temporary and ad interim injunction restraining the defendant/appellant from going over and/or interfering with the suit property and/or raising any type of pucca construction or “not to lock and key” the suit property till disposal of the application.

3. Upon hearing the injunction application, the learned Trial Judge allowed the said application by restraining the defendant/appellant from going over and interfering with the suit land of the plaintiff or from alienating the suit property or from changing the nature and character of the same or from putting lock and key on the premises till disposal of the suit. The reasoning of the learned Trial Judge was absurd, to the effect that a civil suit, when it goes to trial, “takes time to arrive at a judicious conclusion” and till then the plaintiff suffers irreparable loss a