RAVI MALIMATH, PURUSHAINDRA KUMAR KAURAV
R. N. VYAS SONS (M/S) – Appellant
Versus
WEST CENTRAL RAILWAY, JABALPUR – Respondent
ORDER PURUSHAINDRA KUMAR KAURAV, J. : – The petitioner in the instant petition has challenged communication dated 11-1-2022 (Annexure-P-6), made by the Divisional Commercial Manager to Station Manager, West Central Railway, Itarsi and Vidisha (M. P.), wherein, it has been stated that the validity of the contract period of the petitioner with the respondents was expiring on 16-1-2022 and the same has been extended upto 31-3-2022 with certain conditions. The petitioner prayed that the license period should not have been extended only upto 31-3-2022 and status quo should be continued till further orders to be issued by the head office with regard to renewal of the license of the petitioner.
2. The brief facts of the case are that on 10-11-2014, tender notice was issued by the respondents for provision of catering services at Itarsi Railway Station for a period of five years. On 7-6-2016, the bid of the petitioner was accepted and a letter of acceptance for awarding license for the said work was issued in its favour. The petitioner commenced its operation with effect from 8-8-2016. However, a master license agreement was executed later on i.e. 24-6-2019, recognizing the fact that comme
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