JUDGEMENT
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(1.) Notice of motion.
Shri Amrit Paul, Advocate accepts notice on behalf of
respondent Nos.1 to 3.
Heard.
(2.) This appeal has been filed against order dated 22.12.2005, vide
which, application of the appellant, for grant of interim injunction, was
dismissed. So far as merits are concerned, after hearing counsel for
the
parties, this Court feels that no case is made out for interference in
view of
observations made by the Court below in paragraph Nos.6 and 7 of
the
order, under challenge.
(3.) At the time of arguments, Shri P.C.Markanda, Senior
Advocate,
appearing for the appellant states that the material/ software etc., of
the
appellant, which was lying under lock and key, after taking over
possession
of the same by the respondents, may not be mis-used. He prayed
that
directions be issued in that regard. It has been said that orally, to that
extent, request was made before the Court below. A perusal of the
order,
under challenge, does not indicate the same, as such, no finding can
be
given by this Court in that regard. As prayed, liberty is granted to the
appellant to move an application, as per law, to get the requisite relief
regarding its averment, as made above. It is made clear that if any
such
application is moved within a week from today, the competent court
shall
dispose of/ decide the same within ten days thereafter.
Appeal stands disposed of.
Copy of the order be given dasti on payment of usual charges.;
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