validity of the aforesaid respective provisions, contending, inter alia, that the concerned banks, who had extended the facility of loan are not covered by the SARFAESI Act or IDB Act, as the case may be, and they have no right to recover the amounts as per the SARFAESI Act. It is hardly required to be stated that the Court, while considering the question of interim relief, would more be carried by the equitable consideration. But at the same time, Court may ensure that in the event any final order is to be passed, the Court may be in a position to see that the situation may not become irreversible. Considering the facts and circumstances, it appears to us that if the petitioners deposit the demanded amounts with the accrued interest, further proceedings can be stayed, but if there is any failure on the part of the petitioners to deposit the amounts, respective banks should be at liberty to proceed with in accordance with the law for realization of the money, but the action, if any, at the most can be made, subject to the final order, which may be passed in the respective main petitions.
