- At the stage of grant or refusal of an ad-interim relief, the Court is not expected to examine closely the merits of the case of the parties — It is not the requirement of law that the suit of the plaintiff must succeed in all respect in order to secure the interim relief — All that the Court has to see is whether the plaintiff has an arguable case and balance of convenience and irreparable loss in his favour. Abdus Subhan v. Khurshid & 11 others 1999 SCR 514 (A)
- Any such observation which adversely affects the right of a particular party ought not to have been made at the stage of stay order. Abdus Subhan v. Khurshid & 11 others 1999 SCR 514 (B)
- The basic intent and object of an interim relief is always to maintain the status quo of the suit land and not to create a different situation than that it was existing at the time of filing the suit. Abdus Subhan v. Khurshid & 11 others 1999 SCR 514 (C)
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