Supreme Court of India
Bishnu Prasad Dash v. Raj Kumar Agarwal and Ors.
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Constitution of India, 1950-Article 226-Writ Petition Maintainability of, when party whose right affected not impleaded-Proposal for tender-Government Order declaring the Corporation offering higher bid as successful out of the two-Subsequently, fresh bid by OS/CL offering highest bid but not considered being belated-Writ Petition filed-Government Order set aside and IDCOL declared successful-Legality of-Held: High Court could not entertain writ petition because the successful bidder had not been impleaded-Courts can ask parties to offer higher amounts in greater public interest but only
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