Supreme Court of India
Rajasthan Housing Board and Anr. v. G.S. Investments and Anr.
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Rajas than Housing Board Act, 1970-Section 60-Auction of plots by Housing Board-Cancellation of auction by State Government since auction ' c not fairly conducted-Order passed to hold fresh auction-Challenge to, by highest bidder-Held: Highest bidder did not acquire any vested right to have auction concluded in his favour since the Chairman of Housing Board having final authority regarding acceptance of the bid did not pass order to that effect-Auction proceedings could always be cancelled-State -Government was fully empowered to cancel the auction, direction being issued in public interest,
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