Supreme Court of India
S. Harcharan Sinoh v. Union of India
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The appellant was awarded a contract for constructing approaches to certain Bridge structure. As per the agree- ment, he was required to do hard rock cutting to the extent of 7,54,530 cft. and the rate fixed was Rs.129 per thousand cft. plus 2%. Actually the appellant was required to perform hard rock cutting to the extent of 18,18,704 cft. For the additional work, the appellant claimed payment at the rate of Rs.200 per thousand cft.…
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