appellants and all other concerned parties including the parties who were there before the learned Single Judge and pass a fresh reasoned order in accordance with law and the applicable rules and regulations. Till such fresh order is passed, the earlier order of the Heritage Commission dated December 4, 2019 shall remain in abeyance. The fresh order, to be passed, shall be in supersession of the earlier order. We are not putting any fetters on the power of the Heritage Commission to pass appropriate orders for due protection of the heritage properties in question. The Commission will be at liberty to pass any order that it deems necessary for the preservation of the heritage property in question. The entire process shall be completed within a period of two months from the date of communication of this order to the respondent no. 6. The only issue before the Commission will be whether or not it is necessary to demarcate the properties being premises nos. 26, 27 and 31, Ezra Street, Kolkata for protection and preservation of the said heritage properties. It is made clear that the parties will cooperate with the Chairperson of the Heritage Commission to complete the proceedings within the time indicated above. No unnecessary adjournments shall be sought. It is not as if the Commission will be hearing a suit. The parties will be at liberty to file written representations indicating their respective stands.
