the petitioners is that they are residing with their families on Gaushala Road, Gali No. 5, 6 & 7, Majlish park in the locality of Adarsh Nagar, Delhi. Earlier their houses had access from both sides from 30 feet wide road but the municipal authorities including the Delhi Jal Board is trying to encroach upon this 30 feet road without any rhyme and reason. They do not require it for any other purpose but to harass the petitioner, a boundary wall is stated to be constructed. Written statement/reply/rejoinder to the pending applications were a part of the record. The Civil Judge had returned a finding that no prima-facie case is made out in favour of the plaintiffs entitling them to grant the interim relief. This was endorsed by the impugned order. The petitioners being aggrieved by the aforenoted finding have approached this Court. Efforts were made to reconcile the matter and the Department had accordingly been directed to file photographs of the site. Admittedly the land upon which the Department has made the barbed wire and fencing is of the defendant. A detailed site plan of Kewal Park, Majhlees Park has been placed on record. The properties in dispute are 2 to 6 (as numbered in the site plan). They show that each of these properties have access on both sides. Even presuming that properties No. 2 to 5 have been sub-divided, it is not as if that these properties do not have access from either side. Each of them have access on both sides and it has been explained by the learned counsel appearing for the Delhi Jal Board in detail (under instructions from the Executive Engineer present in Court) that property No. 5 has a side gate which opens out into 5.25 feet wide gali which widens thereafter to 10 feet; the owners of property No. 5 have access from
