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Tata Cellular v. Union of India

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Reported as [1994] SUPP. 2 S.C.R. 122
Bench M.n.venkatachaliah J.
Decided 26 July 1994
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What the Court ordered

We hold that Bharti Cellular's claim based on Talkland's experience is incorrect.

Judgment, page 95

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Administrative Law-Judicial Review-Scope of-Merits of the decision cannot be reviewed-Only process of decision making can be reviewed- Grounds for review of administrative action-l"ationality-Meaning of-'Wed­ nesbury resonableness-Modern trend-Government contracts-Can be reviewed on the ground of violation of Anicle 14 of the Constitution of India-­ Terms of invitation to tender not open to review-Limitations of coults in review of administrative decisions-Constitution of India-Articles 14 and 226. Administrative law-Natural Justice-Bias-meaning of test of likelihood of bias-When there can

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