Supreme Court—Civil Appeals—PIL challenging road-work tender—Validity of comparative bids questioned—PIL petitioner being alter ego of unsuccessful bidder—Court found PIL inappropriate for inter-se tender assessment; however, considering appellant’s assurance, extended three months for completion at awarded rates, failing which re-tendering directed. Date of Judgement—23.09.2026.
O.P. Mehta V. Mohinder Kalta and Ors.
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