Delhi Court Denies Interim Relief to Indian Polo Association in Jaipur Polo Ground Case

A Delhi court has refused to provide interim relief to the Indian Polo Association in the ongoing dispute over the Jaipur Polo Ground eviction case. The court noted that similar requests had previously been made before the Learned Principal District and Sessions Judge, PHC, and the Delhi High Court, but no relief was granted in those instances.

In its decision, the court stated, "A similar kind of request was moved before the Learned Principal District and Sessions Judge, PHC and Delhi High Court, and no relief was granted to the appellant. Therefore, keeping in view judicial discipline and propriety, I am not inclined to stay the execution of the impugned order even till next date."

The case pertains to the eviction of the Indian Polo Association from the Jaipur Polo Ground. The court's refusal to stay the execution of the order means the eviction process will proceed as directed.

Key Points

• A Delhi court has denied interim relief to the Indian Polo Association in the Jaipur Polo Ground eviction case.
• The court cited judicial discipline and propriety in its decision.
• Similar requests for relief were previously rejected by the Learned Principal District and Sessions Judge, PHC, and the Delhi High Court.
• The eviction process will continue as per the impugned order.