Supreme Court of India

M/s. Becil v. Arraycom India Ltd. & Ors.

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Reported as [2009] 15 S.C.R. 277
Decided 20 October 2009

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Contract: c Tender - Acceptance of bid by public authority - lnterfererlce by High Court - Scope of - Prasar Bharati inviting tenders for supply of transmitters - Appellant and respondent no. 1. offering quotations - As regards sales tax, ' _,. respondent no. 1 quoting price inclusive of sales tax but at the same time asking for concessional CID forms - Department accepting appellant's bid being the lowest - High Court allowing writ petition of respondent no. 1 - HELD: In administrative matters, scope of judicial review is limited and the judiciary must exercise judicial restraint in such

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