Discretionary stay conditions upheld where the revisional authority considered the materials and imposed cash payment with security for the balance.

The High Court declined to interfere with a revisional authority's discretionary stay order that required payment of 60 per cent of the outstanding dues in cash and security for the balance. It held that such discretionary relief would not be disturbed where the authority had considered the petition and the materials placed before it, and where the record showed relevant factors were duly weighed. The challenge to the stay condition was rejected, and the petition was dismissed.

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Issues: Whether the High Court should interfere with the revisional authority's discretionary stay order imposing a condition to pay 60 per cent of the outstanding dues in cash and furnish security for the balance.

Analysis: The stay order was passed in the exercise of discretion after considering the petition and the materials placed before the authority. The High Court held that it would not interfere with such discretionary orders, particularly where the record showed due consideration of the relevant factors.

Conclusion: The challenge to the stay condition was rejected and the petition was dismissed.

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