Supreme Court of India
Y. Savarimuthu v. State of Tamil Nadu & Ors.
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 – s.80 – Notice – Appel lant- Government Contractor and respondent-State entered into an agreement for strengthening the two-line pavement of NH 7 – Dispute arose between the parties – Superintending Engineer partially terminated the contract on the ground that the appell ant had not shown progress in the project – Writ petition filed by the appellant was dismissed – Writ appeal was also dismissed – Ap pellant had issued a legal notice dated 14.01.2000 and two letters on dif ferent dates to the respondents prior to the disposal of the wri t appeal – After
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