Supreme Court of India

Haji T.M. Hassan Rawther v. Kerala Financial Corporation

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Bench B.C. Ray and K. Jagannatha Shetty JJ.
Decided 17 November 1987

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Indian Contract Act, 1872: Auction-Disposal of property by State or instrumentality of the State-Resort to private negotiation instead of public auction justified in compulsive situations. Constitution of India, Article 14: Property owned by State or instmmentality of State-sale of-Through public auction or by inviting tenders-Action to be fair and above board-Nothing to be done to give impression of bias, favouritism or nepotism.…

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