JUDGEMENT
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(1.) Mr Chatterjee appearing for the petitioner submits that the authority
concerned has neither rejected nor allowed the petitioner's request for supply of tender
papers. Correctness of the submission is disputed by Mr Sengupta. He has said that
decision of the authority rejecting the petitioner's request for tender paper was sought to
be served on the petitioner by hand, and that when the petitioner refused to receive the
decision, it was sent to the petitioner by post. Mr Chatterjee has disputed the correctness
of this submission.
(2.) I do not find any reason to entertain the WP under art.226 for deciding who is
telling the truth. I think it will be appropriate to dispose of the WP directing the authority
concerned to supply a copy of the decision to advocate for the petitioner and also to send
a copy thereof to the petitioner by Fax, if possible. In view of urgency leave as prayed for
has been granted to move the WP as an unlisted motion. It is disposed of ordering as
follows.
(3.) By tomorrow the authority deciding not to supply tender papers shall supply a
copy of the decision to advocate for the petitioner and shall also send a copy thereof to the
petitioner by Fax, if number is supplied to Mr Sengupta at once. No Costs.;
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