Supreme Court of India
State of West Bengal v. M.R. Mondal and Anr.
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What the Court ordered
We are of the view that the judgments under challenge have not only the effect of conferring an undue, undeserved F and unjustified benefits and rights on the plaintiff, first respondent herein, but also have the consequence of doing grave injustice to public interest and great loss to public Revenue.
Judgment, page 13
From the headnote
National Highway Authorities of India Act, 1988; Highway-Collection of toll charges-For a portion of-Franchise for Contractor, being highest bidder, allowed collection for a period of one year only-But he committed defaults in depositing money-Contractor made representations to Minister-in-Charge seeking deposit in instalments-However, Joint Secretary issued Memorandum granting several concessions and also extended the contract for 30 years-Meanwhile, fresh bids invited for period subsequent to the one year duration of contract-Contractor filed a suit in which injunction was
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