5. An application for interim relief has been filed by the petitioner. There are certain cane dues payable by the opposite party no. 5. The opposite party no. 5 holds 16.92% shares in the petitioner-company. The opposite party no. 4- U.P. Power Corporation Limited purchases electricity from the petitioner and there are certain dues of the petitioner against the opposite party no. 4 payable by the latter to the former. Now, the State Authorities have issued an order to the opposite party no. 4 for transferring an amount of about Rs.949 Crores from the dues of the petitioner with the opposite party no. 4 for payment of cane dues of the opposite party no. 5. The submission is that the opposite party no. 5 had invested about Rs.700 Crores in the petitioner- company which amounted to 16.92% of share holding and at present the value of the said shares is Rs.1125 Crores. Against the said share holding of the opposite party no. 4 in the petitioner-company, an amount of Rs.2631 Crores has already been recovered from the dues of the petitioner vis-a-vis the opposite party no. 4 by issuing necessary orders in this regard to the opposite party no. 4. When this writ petition was filed a letter dated 25.11.2023 had been issued for recovery of another amount of Rs.300 Crores whereupon the Court passed a detailed order on 10.05.2024. Now, apart from Rs.2361 Crores already recovered from them in the garb of dues of Bajaj Hindustan Sugar Limited which has a share holding of only 16.92% in the petitioner-company which comes to about Rs.1125 Crores as on date, though the letter issued on 25.11.2023 for recovery of Rs.300 crores was subsequently withdrawn, but, now, in pursuance to the provisions of law which have been impugned herein, another notice has been generated for recovering an amount of about Rs.949 Crores, as
