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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 Bid rejected by the newspapers for the sale of property to legitimate bid contracts had gone. For further discussion with the committee constituted by the Privatization Commission and after the dialogue, applicants asked to improve their bids, the advertisement applicants were provoked, saying that the committee was concerned about privatization. Bids were recommended to the Sindh Cabinet Committee, in which the applicants' requests were rejected. His constitutional pleadings challenged the claim that it was illegal, arbitrary and violated the rules of natural justice since its rejection. The applicants also claimed that a "Termination Agreement" had come into existence and that they had acquired some domestic rights in the pursuit of the property. The High Court, petitioning using its constitutional jurisdiction, was able to review the administrative proceedings of those responsible for violating the principles of natural justice and rejecting the administration. Does this create any favor for the highest bidder, unless an offer is unconditionally accepted unless the acceptance is manual or conditional, as long as it is counter-productive? That the emergency was not met or the condition was not complied with or that the counter proposal was unconditionally accepted, it could not be said that a valid agreement was born. In the present case the competent authority was the Sindh Cabinet Committee on Privatization. And Sindh was a priesthood jobs for advocates from Mohmand lawyer