Supreme Court of India
Suresh Kumar Wadhwa v. State of M.P. & Ors.
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Contract Act, 1872 - s.74 - Public auction - Forfeiture of Security deposit - Legality of - Respondent No.3 islued an advertisement inviting participation in public auction offour nazu/ plots of the State by following terms and conditions set out therein - Appellant, one of the participants in the auction proceedings deposited a sum of Rs. 3 /akhs with respondent No.3 as security in terms of public notice - Appellant's bid was declared the highest and accordingly accepted by the Respondent No.3 subject to "special terms and conditions" - Appellant declined to accept the ''special terms and
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