ORDER : 1. Leave granted. 2. The appellant herein filed a Letters Patent Appeal before a Division Bench of the Bombay High Court. The said Letters Patent Appeal was admitted and the notice was issued. While admitting the Appeal, an interim order was granted which was subsequently modified by the order under challenge. This appeal is directed against the said interlocutory order. 3. Normally this Court under Article 136 of the Constitution of India does not interfere with the interlocutory orders. This case is not such which requires our interference, specially when appeal is to be heard finally. Learned counsel appearing for the appellant, urged that the High Court while modifying the interim order, has made certain observations on the merits of the matter which may come in the way of the appellant when the matter is finally heard in the High Court. This contention of learned counsel for the appellant has merit. We, therefore, while declining to interfere with the matter, direct that any observation made by the High Court in its order under challenge shall not come in the way of the High Court in deciding the appeal on merits. Since the High Court has already fixed the hearing on 16.3.2001, the High Court, if thinks appropriate, decide the matter expeditiously. 4. With these observations, we dismiss the appeal. There shall be no order as to costs.