Supreme Court of India
Krishan Lal v. Food Corporation of India & Ors.
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What the Court ordered
We are of the opinion that the appellant had without any real intention to perform the work in question got the earlier contract terminated by a judicial order and put the Corporation through the unnecessary botheration and consequential prejudice of c calling for fresh tenders.
Judgment, page 10
From the headnote
Tenders - Invitation of tenders for appointment of handling and transportation contracts at various depots - Submission of tender by the appellant offering to undertake the work - Respondent-Corporation accepted the offer - Allotment of contract to the appellant - However, appellant expressed his inability to undertake the contract due to security problems and withdrew the offer made by him - Meanwhile, appellant had deposited certain amount towards security with the respondent-Corporation, pursuant to the order of the High Court - Refusal of the Corporation to refund the amount - Writ
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