| The Honorable Judge of the Mysore High Court today entered a final judgment against a petitioner who was barred from appearing before the court for making representations in connection with the preparation of a final seniority list. The Honorable Judge also granted the relief sought by the petitioner. According to the Honorable Judge's order, filed on April 6, 1967, Dr. R.D. Nanjiah and others were unable to make representations because they were not permitted to file their objections before the final list was prepared. The court held that the writ petition was premature as the final list of officers on an integrated seniority list was still to be prepared. The court further ruled that the writ petition was premature because the final list had not been prepared yet. The court found that the counsel for the petitioner, Shymala Pappu, was entitled to an opportunity to make a representation before the final list was prepared. The court also found that the counsel for the petitioner, Mr. Shankariah, was entitled to an opportunity to make a representation before the final list was prepared. In addition, the court found that the counsel for the other respondent, G.M. Shankariah, was entitled to an opportunity to make a representation before the final list was prepared. The court also found that the counsel for the other respondent, Shyamala Pappu, was unable to make a proper consideration to those representations. The court issued a temporary restraining order preventing the entry of any complaint against the final seniority list. The SEC's complaint, filed in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York, charges Shankariah with violating Section 10(b) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 ("Exchange Act") and Rule 10b-5 thereunder, and seeks permanent injunctions, disgorgement of ill-gotten gains with prejudgment interest, and civil penalties. The court also ordered the return of the injured person to the institution of a hearing. The court will determine the amount of monetary |