In Brief
P.V. Ramana challenged the High Court's rejection of interim relief in a writ petition without any stated reasons. The Supreme Court held that where a writ petition raises disputed issues and is unlikely to be heard shortly, the High Court ought to make interim arrangements and provide reasoned orders. The Court set aside the High Court's rejection and remitted the matter for the High Court to pass a reasoned speaking order on interim arrangements with expedition.
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