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of <h1>Interim Relief Denied in Ongoing Case; Parties Given Timeline for Affidavits and Final Hearing Preparation</h1> The HC declined to issue an interim order after hearing both parties. Respondents were directed to file affidavits within four weeks, with petitioner ... Maintainability of petition - direction to pass interim order - HELD THAT:- There is no scope of passing any interim order in the matter and the issues involved require affidavits from the respondents for final adjudication. Let the respondents file affidavit in opposition within four weeks; reply thereto, if any, to be filed by the petitioner within two weeks thereafter - List the matter for final hearing seven weeks hence. The Calcutta High Court heard arguments from both parties in a case and decided not to pass an interim order. The court directed the respondents to file affidavits within four weeks, with the petitioner to file a reply within two weeks after that. The case is listed for final hearing in seven weeks, with parties instructed to have short written notes of argument ready.
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