Select the correct statements – 

(i) Temporary injunction granted by the court pendente lite comes to an end when the suit is finally decided.  

(ii) If the suit is dismissed, temporary injunction is vacated. But if the suit is decreed, temporary injunction comes to an end.  

(iii) If the suit is dismissed, the temporary injunction comes to an end but if suit is decreed, the temporary injunction is vacated.  

(iv) If the suit is for permanent injunction, temporary injunction granted by the court is made perpetual or permanent as part of decree passed by the Court.  

(v) If the suit is for permanent injunction, temporary injunction granted by the Court is not made perpetual or permanent as a part of decree passed by the court.  

(vi) Mandatory injunction at an interlocutory stage can be granted in rarest of rare cases.  

(vii) An order granting or refusing to grant injunction is subject to appeal.  

(viii) Where ex-parte relief is granted by the court and the application is not decided within thirty days, the aggrieved may prefer an appeal against such an order.  

(ix) An order granting or refusing an injunction is ‘not a case decided’ within Section 115 of the code and therefore, no revision lies against-such an order.  

(x) In case where no appeal or revision lies against an order grating or refusing temporary injunction, a writ petition under Article 226 or 277 of the Constitution of India is not maintainable.