Seclink Technologies Corporation vs The State Of Maharashtra And Another

ik-180612959 Bombay High Court 20 December 2024 • WRIT PETITION NO.4823 OF 2022 • 91 min read

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Case Significance

Seclink Technologies Corporation vs The State Of Maharashtra And Another is a Bombay High Court decision dated December 20, 2024 (citation: ik-180612959). Seclink Technologies, a Seychelles company and consortium lead member, challenged the cancellation of a tender process and issuance of fresh tender for a major infrastructure project (Dharavi Redevelopment) by the Government of Maharashtra. The petitioner argued the fresh tender conditions were designed to oust it and suit a particular tenderer (Adani). The Division Bench headed by Chief Justice Upadhyaya dismissed the petition, finding no arbitrariness or irrationality in the State's decisio The bench comprised Justices Amit Borkar and Devendra Kumar Upadhyaya. The judgment was delivered by Justice Devendra Kumar Upadhyaya.

Summary

Seclink Technologies, a Seychelles company and consortium lead member, challenged the cancellation of a tender process and issuance of fresh tender for a major infrastructure project (Dharavi Redevelopment) by the Government of Maharashtra. The petitioner argued the fresh tender conditions were designed to oust it and suit a particular tenderer (Adani). The Division Bench headed by Chief Justice Upadhyaya dismissed the petition, finding no arbitrariness or irrationality in the State's decision to cancel and re-tender, and holding the tender-issuing authority is the best judge of its requirements.

What was the outcome of Seclink Technologies Corporation vs The State Of Maharashtra And Another?

Seclink Technologies, a Seychelles company and consortium lead member, challenged the cancellation of a tender process and issuance of fresh tender for a major infrastructure project (Dharavi Redevelo...

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