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Issues: Whether the impugned order of the High Court called for interference in proceedings arising from a show cause notice and whether the petition deserved dismissal.
Analysis: The Court recorded that counsel for both sides addressed the materials on record, including the show cause notice, the relevant legal provision and the pleadings. On that basis, it found no error, much less any error of law, in the High Court's order. The Court also directed that adjudication on the show cause notice should proceed expeditiously and in accordance with law, leaving all contentions open before the adjudicating authorities.
Conclusion: The impugned order was upheld and the petition was dismissed.
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