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F. I. REBELLO, SATISH CHANDRA
Vipin Kumar Singh – Appellant
Versus
State of U. P. & Ors. – Respondent
2. The petitioner is a registered contractor with the Government of Uttar Pradesh in the field of Building and Road Construction work and the Government of Uttar Pradesh has issued a licence to the petitioner, which has been renewed from time to time. The petitioner made a bid pursuant to a tender, which was accepted by letter dated 10.2.2000. The petitioner was asked to deposit security of Rs.2,29,600/- as also to execute a bond of agreement to complete the work assigned to the petitioner in accordance with the terms and conditions agreed to.
3. According to the petitioner, as per the provisions of law as contained in Article 57 of Schedule 1B of the Act, a general stamp paper of Rs.10/- is to be supplied, where the amount secured does not exceed Rs.100/-, but in any other case a stamp pa
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