A Delhi court declines interim relief sought by the Indian Polo Association (IPA) in a case related to the eviction from the Jaipur Polo Ground, according to reports. The court rejects the IPA’s request to stay the execution of an order that the association challenges. The decision is framed as a matter of judicial discipline and propriety, with the judge noting that the association’s plea for similar relief has already been moved previously. The court records that a comparable request was brought before the Principal District and Sessions Judge, the Patiala House Courts complex (PHC), and the Delhi High Court, and that no relief had been granted there. In light of this, the judge states that there is no inclination to pause or stay the execution of the impugned order even until the next scheduled date. The reports present the ruling as a procedural setback for the IPA, leaving the eviction-related order in effect while the matter continues.