Supreme Court of India
Ramchandra Murarilal Bhattad and Ors. v. State of Maharashtra and Ors.
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Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority Act, I974 Bids invited by Authority for development of Convention and Exhibition Centre- II bids in response thereto, including the highest, rejected by Authority, project rendered and granted to highest bidder therein-Correctness of -Held-Only because there was change in computation of total price under new tender, it could not be said to be invalid in law-It was a case where the highest offer was not rejected, but a new policy decision was taken- The Authority in law could alter its policy in regard to disposal of its properties-It exercised
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