DR. TARIQ MEHMOOD MEMON versus PROVINCE OF SINDH THROUGH CHIEF SECRETARY
Section 2 (a) Contract Act (IX of 1872), Sections 2 (h), 10 and 31 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Dismissing the bid through newspapers for sale of property to legally enforceable contract bids. The applicants were invited to submit their bids. In response to the advertisement, applicants were invited to further negotiate with the committee constituted by the Privatization Commission, and after discussions, the applicants improved their bids, which said that the privatization by the Committee A bid was recommended to the Sindh Cabinet Committee on which the applicants' requests were rejected. His constitutional petitions challenged the rejection, calling it illegal, arbitrary and violating the rules of natural justice. Applicants also claimed that a luded termination agreement was in existence and that they had obtained some of the legitimate rights in the property which the petitioners had obtained. Argued that the High Court, in exercising its constitutional jurisdiction, was capable of reviewing the administrative action of those responsible for violating the principles of natural justice and rejecting the administration. Create a right for the highest bidder, unless an offer is unconditionally accepted unless an applicable contract exists where acceptance is manual or conditional, It will depend on the proposal until an emergency is met or the condition is followed or a counter-proposal is made. Unconditionally accepted, it cannot be said that a lesson
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