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Supreme Court of India 2017-08-25 disposed

Karnataka Housing Board vs Anchor Lines Pvt Ltd

Bench: 2 — Kurian

In Brief

Karnataka Housing Board appealed against an interim order from the High Court requiring a deposit of money in a matter involving connected writ petitions. The Supreme Court did not entertain the interim appeal in isolation. Instead, it disposed of the appeal by remitting all matters to the High Court for comprehensive and expeditious resolution within six months. The Court's interim stay order remained in effect until the High Court's final disposal. The Court clarified that any property transactions by the appellant would remain subject to the outcome of the pending writ petitions. A related contempt petition was also disposed of as a consequence.

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Interim Orders Appellate Jurisdiction Connected Matters Property Disputes Contempt of Court

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