JUDGMENT : 1. The appellants are the landlords of the suit property upon which the suit structures have been constructed by respondent No.1 who was the plaintiff in the suit. The plaintiff sued the MMC for protection of the suit structure. 2. The plaintiff was to be in possession of certain lands under three agreements by the landlord of the plot of land. The plaintiffs were allowed to put up certain construction of specified area. This was to be with the permission of the planning authority which is the MMC. Even if that is not specified in the agreement that is the law of the land and has to be obeyed. 3. The plaintiffs put up certain construction. The construction is not put up under any approved plan. Hence there is no authorization by the MMC which the planning authority. Therefore, notices under Section 351 of the MMC Act have been issued. 4. The plaintiffs contended that they have constructed with the permission of the landlord. The contention is wholly irrelevant. No landlord can permit any construction in the city. Only the planning authority may permit it based upon the Development Rules having been followed. That having not been obtained, the structures are unauthorized and no case for protection of the structures is made out. 5. The plaintiff failed to show any authorization of the suit structures in the interim application in the trial Court. Counsel on behalf of the plaintiff files an affidavit. She claims that even at present she cannot show the authorization in this appeal. 6. The learned Judge in the impugned order has protected the suit structures by an order of injunction against demarcation by the MMC. The learned Judge has granted the relief of making the notice of motion absolute upon wholly erroneous parameters of a prima facie case. The plaintiff who comes to Court has to prove his case. The plaintiff who comes to Court has to show his case prima facie from the day the suit is filed. Consequently the plaintiff must show prima facie how the suit structures are authorized or tolerable. In this case the structures have been put up after agreements of 2001, 2002 and 2002. Hence the aspect of tolerance of the structures does not come into play. Only the authorization is required to be obtained. No authorization is shown. Consequently the plaintiff must show prima facie how the suit structures are authorized or tolerable. In this case the structures have been put up after agreements of 2001, 2002 and 2002. Hence the aspect of tolerance of the structures does not come into play. Only the authorization is required to be obtained. No authorization is shown. The learned Judge has granted the relief only upon the premise that the plaintiff is in possession of the suit premises. This would mean that all the persons in possession of all unauthorized structures may file a suit and obtain interim relief pending the suit because they are in possession of structures. The analogy is wholly erroneous. 7. The learned Judge has observed thus: “Whether it is authorized or unauthorized, legal or illegal or construction is without obtaining the permission, is a question to be determined by giving full opportunity to both the parties.” 8. It is this that learned Judge has to see and it is this that the plaintiff has to show in the application for grant of interim relief upon documentary evidence, prima facie. The authorization has not to be shown only at the final hearing. The authorization has to be shown prima facie at the first hearing itself. 9. In fact if upon the plaintiffs' case at the first hearing upon the documents of the plaintiffs relied upon at the first hearing no case of authorization is shown no ad-interim relief also can be granted. 10. The impugned order of the learned Judge is wholly incorrect. It proceeds on a wholly wrong premise. It is, therefore, set aside. There shall be no interim relief to the plaintiff until the plaintiff shows the authorization. 11. The appeal is disposed of accordingly by refusal of the interim relief in the suit. 12. The draft civil application filed today in the Court stands disposed of accordingly.