
Contractors Challenging Tender Conditions Via PIL Pollute Purity Of The Stream Of Public Interest Litigation: Bombay High Court
Live LawThe Bombay High Court on Tuesday observed that permitting contractors to file PILs challenging tender conditions is a sheer abuse of process of the court, and “pollutes purity of the stream of PIL”. “However, permitting a contractor to file a PIL petition challenging the conditions of a tender, in our opinion, is nothing but a sheer abuse of process of Court and an effort to pollute the purity of the stream of public interest litigation. Accordingly, this petition cannot be permitted to be entertained as a PIL petition.” The court opined that the petition, purportedly filed in public interest, was actually filed with oblique motives. In this case, the petitioner's assertion of not having any personal interest contradicted his own admission of being engaged in a similar business as mentioned in the tender, the court noted.
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