Contractual Matters Archives

‘State’s action arbitrary to deny payment on flimsy grounds after getting work completed for PM’s Visit’: Jharkhand HC orders payment of dues within 10 weeks to contractor

‘It is not the petitioner’s concern as to how the work was allotted to him. He/she is in no manner responsible for floating or non-floating of the tender.’

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“Advocates can’t pressurise Courts to pass favorable orders”; MP High Court condemns Counsel’s ‘fee recovery from client’ comment

“After realizing that the Court may not pass a favourable order, if an attempt is made by a Lawyer to seek adjournment, then it is a glaring example of Bench hunting.”

Op Eds OP. ED.

Scope of Interference under Article 226 of the Constitution of India in Contractual Matters – Need for Certainty in Jurisprudence

by Ashwini Chawla† and Aditya Pratap Singh Rathore††