Supreme Court of India
Union of India v. Col. L.S.N. Murthy & Anr.
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Constitution of India, 1950: Arlie/es 13(2), 13(3)(a) - Agreement between Union of India and respondent no.2 for supply of fruit - Dispute arose between them and matter referred to arbitrator - Arbitrator held that the said agreement was void and not enforceable as the consideration of the agreement was hit by letter dated 31.08.1990 of the Government of India, Ministry of Defence (GO/) - As per the letter issued by GO/, if the rate quoted by a tenderor was lower o than 20% of the reasonable rates, the rate would be treated as fictitious and the tender would be rejected by a panel of officers
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- 2014 Associate Builders v. Delhi Development Authority
- 2022 G.T. Girish v. Y. Subba Raju (d) by Lrs and Another
- 2021 Asha John Divianathan v. Vikram Malhotra & Ors.
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