Supreme Court of India
Mihan India Ltd. v. Gmr Airports Ltd. & Ors
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In view of the above, it is apparent that in government contracts, if granted by the government bodies, it is expected to uphold fairness, equality and rule of law while dealing with contractual matters.
Judgment, page 38
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Tenders: Annulling of bidding process – Justification of – As per instructions of the Government of India, for upgradation, modernization, operation and maintenance of the Nagpur International Airport, appellant company-MIL invited tenders from private parties – Respondents-GAL was the highest bidder – During negotiations regarding the offered revenue share, GAL agreed for the revised revenue share – Thereafter, MIL, accepted the proposal and selected GAL as a highest bidder – However, even on completion of formalities, the Concession Agreement was not executed so as to enable GAL to…
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