Supreme Court of India
State of Orissa and Ors. v. Balram Sahu
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OR/SSA) P. W. . CONTRACTORS REGJSTRA T/ON RULES, 1967: c r. 11 (a) - Cancellation of contractor's licence - Set aside by High Court for non-issuance of notice to contractor - HELD: High Court in its earlier order had specifically directed that before cancellation and forfeiture of security deposit, notice was to be given - It would be open to State Government to issue a notice in terms of order passed by High Court and decide the matter after affording an opportunity of hearing to the contractor - Natural Justice. In a writ petition filed by the respondent, the High Court, on 13.5.2004,
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