102 (contd.) Preamble /Articles (5) In this article, unless the context (a) prejudicing or interfering with any measure designed to implement any socialist programme, or any development work; or (b) being otherwise harmful to the public interest, the High Court Division shall not make an interim order unless the Attorney-General has been given reasonable notice of the application and he (or an advocate authorised by him in that behalf) has been given an opportunity of being heard, and the High Court Division is satisfied that the interim order would not have the effect referred to in sub-clause (a) or subclause (b). 1972 4th Amendment (4) Whereon an application made under clause (1) or sub-clause (a) of clause (2), an interim order is prayed for and such interim order is likely to have the effect of – (a) prejudicing or interfering with any measure designed to implement any development programme, or any development work; or (b) being otherwise harmful to the public interest, the High Court Division shall not make an interim order unless the Attorney – General has been given reasonable notice of the application and he (or an advocate 5th Amendment 7th Amendment 119 8th Amendment 13th Amendment 14th Amendment measure designed to implement any socialist programme, or any development work; or (b) being otherwise harmful to the public interest, the High Court Division shall not make an interim order unless the Attorney-General has been given reasonable notice of the application and he (or an advocate authorised by him in that behalf) has been given an opportunity of being heard, and the High Court Division is satisfied that the interim order would not have the effect referred to in sub-clause (a) or subclause (b). (5) In this article, unless the context otherwise requires, “person” includes a statutory public 15th Amendment 16th Amendment