Supreme Court of India
Tarapore & Co. v. M/s. V/o Tractors Export, Moscow & Anr.
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Constitution of India, Art. 133-lntflrim injunction granted tn suit whether a 'final order' for purpose of Article. M/s Tarapore & Co. who were plaintiffs in a suit applied for an interim injunction restraining the first defendant in the suit from taking any steps in pursuance of a letter of credit opened in favour of the second defendant. single judge of the High Court granted an interim injunction restraining encashment of the letters of credit pending disposal of the suit. In appeal5 under the Letters Patent preferred by the second defendent, the High Court of Madras set aside that order.
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