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Supreme Court: Bidders to Exercise Greater than Ordinary Degree of Care - (17 Jul 2024)

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SC while imposing cost of Rs. 3 Crore on a bidder for negligence, has observed that bidders being experienced corporate entities are expected to exercise a greater degree of care, if not meticulousness, to obviate and prevent situations costing people precious time, effort and money.

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