In Brief
The Rajasthan State Warehousing Corporation challenged a High Court interim order that prevented execution of a warehousing contract awarded to successful competitive bidders. The contract was for managing 71 government warehouses. The Court held that the Supreme Court may interfere with interim orders that restrain contract execution when such orders lack recorded reasons and harm public interest, particularly regarding State revenue. The Court set aside the High Court's status quo order, allowing contract execution but subject to any final orders the High Court might pass in pending appeals."> </invoke>
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