Supreme Court of India
B. C. Mohindra v. The Municipal Board, Saharanpur
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U.P. Municipalities Act, 1916 s. 97-Scope of-Agreements required to be in writing-List of bidders at auction signe_d by lvinning bidder and Board Chairman-Board passing resolution confirming respondent's bid Whether contract anwunted to written agreement. At an auction held on April 8, 1950 of the theka !for collecting Tahba- zari dues of a Mandi, the appellant's bid was accepted. At the time of auction a meeting of the respondent Board was also held in which the c auction was confirmed by resolution and the usual conditions relating to the payment of auction money were amended to provide…
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