7] There is absolutely no merit in the plea for ad-interim relief. The conveyance is in respect of 17415 sq. meters and therefore, if the respondent-society without prejudice, proceeds with redevelopment proposal on the basis of admitted area, there is no reason to stall such development. The issue of mortgage, if any, can always be sorted out and in any case, since the petitioners do not claim to be mortgages, it is doubtful whether they can raise any objections on this score. The record indicates that the society comprises in all about 120 members. At least prima facie, only five petitioners wish to oppose the redevelopment and that too, upon grounds which do not at least prima face, inspire much confidence. The impugned orders have rightly declined ad interim reliefs to the petitioners, but have reserved the liberty to the petitioners to raise their grievances at the Annual General Body Meeting/Special General Body Meeting, when, the proposal for redevelopment is to be considered and approve its terms finalised. There is accordingly, no case made out to interfere with the impugned order.
