Improper For SC To Grant Interim Relief In Normal Course When Party Is Relegated To High Court : Supreme Court

Supreme Court on Granting Interim Relief When Party is Relegated to High Court The Supreme Court ruled that it is improper to grant interim relief in the normal course when a party is relegated to the High Court. The court emphasized that interim relief should be granted only in exceptional circumstances to prevent irreparable harm. This decision aims to ensure that the appellate process is not misused and that parties seek relief through the appropriate judicial channels.