A Tender is a legal offer or proposal to do or abstain from doing an act and it binds the party to perform to the party to whom the offer is made. A tender can be made concerning money or specific articles. If the tender is not an offer then it falls in the same category as a quotation of price.
Category: Case Brief
Vijay Fire Protection Systems vs Vishakhapatnam Port Trust and Anr.
The experienced senior counsel, Sri M. V. Ramana Reddy, arguing on behalf of the petitioner, argued that the respondents’ action in canceling the work order is entirely unlawful, arbitrary, and unjust. The defendants’ behavior in recommending that the petitioner acquire Kirloskar pumps was tainted by malafides.
Case Brief |Santosh Gupta vs. Union of India
The legitimacy of the Centre’s decisions over non-designation of two judges, as well as the revelation of a interaction document between the law minister, the CJ of the High Court of Delhi, and the CJI, were topics of discussion.
Case Brief of Bandhua Mukti Morcha vs. UOI, 1997
The claimant Bandhua Mukti Morcha is a non-governmental organization that aims to protect the public and is involved in welfare works for them. While doing a survey, in Faridabad where the workers were in difficult circumstances, they uncovered some stone quarries.
Minerva Mills vs Union of India, 1980 |Case Brief
Minerva mills is a textile mill located in the vicinity of the city of Bengaluru. In 1970 because of the large decrease in the production of Minerva mills, the central government established a committee in accordance with Section 15 of the Industries Development Act,1951.
Case Summary |MERRITT VS MERRITT
A husband and the wife got married in the year 1941. In the year 1949 they decided to purchase a building plot and later on built a house.
Case Brief |Mohori Bibee v Dharmodas Ghose
The case Mohori Bibee v Dharmodas Ghose is related to the minor agreement according to this any agreement with the minor is void ab-initio which means void from the beginning.
Case Brief |FISHER VS BELL
The respondent was the owner of a shop situated in The Arcade, Broadmead, at which premises he carried on business as a retail shopkeeper under the name of Bell’s Music Shop whereas the appellant was a chief inspector of police.
BROGDEN V METROPOLITAN RAILWAY COMPANY |Case Brief!
In 1877 there is a conflict occurred between the Brogden and metropolitan railway company which leads to them in a UK court to settle the dispute between them.
The Moorcock case explained!(1889)
The moorcock is a leading English case law which is related to the contract act, according to this case is related to the damage of the ship in the defendant jetty wharfingers.
Case Brief |A.K. Construction vs State of Jharkhand
That is A.K. Construction has a labour license for fifty workers, whereas Kaushik Construction has a labour license for a hundred workers.
Case Brief |Madho Ram vs The Secretary Of State For India
The sanction was duly recorded in the schedule to the tender, later on, that day the schedule was signed by the plaintiff and the Deputy Assistant Director of Supplies, communicated the acceptance of tender to the plaintiff.
Case Brief of Lalman Shukla vs Gauri Dutt
The case of Lalman Shukla V Gauri Dutt is a landmark Judgment in the history of the Indian Contract Act 1872 and support the principle of valid acceptance.
Case Brief |Krell v. Henry |Explained!
The case of Taylor v. Cardwell and The Moorcock were used to give the judgement. The defendant was not obligated to pay the rent even though the procession did not take place because, the purpose of renting the flat, which was to watch the coronation was frustrating.
Case Brief |Hyde v. Wrench |Explained!
Hyde v. Wrench is a landmark case, in the history of Contract Law. The case addresses the concept of specific performance of the initial offer in the event in which the first offer is rejected and a counteroffer is made.
Case Summary of Sahara Vs. SEBI
From 25th April 2008 to 13th April 2011, Sahara India Real Estate Corporation Limited (SIRECL) and Sahara Housing Investment Corporation Limited (SHICL) floated an issue of Optionally Fully Convertible Debentures (OFCDs) and started collecting subscriptions from investors.
