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applications by tendering conditional pardon, which was accepted by both the accused. The other accused in the crime sought revocation of that order. The main

offer". Section 5 of the Indian Contract Act deals with revocation of proposals and acceptances. Section 5 states that a proposal may be revoked ... notice of revocation by the proposer to the other party. In the instant case, by the time the second call tender was issued

this to say : "There is no doubt, of course, that the tender is an offer. The question, however, is whether its 'acceptance ... acceptance' of the tender is very different. The trader has made what is called a standing offer. Until revocation he stands ready and willing

also talk of revocation of the cancellation. Even in Ex.A.7 dated 25.07.1983, there was a prayer for revocation of the cancellation. Therefore ... same were returned without considering the request for revocation. Even letter of revocation Ex.B.12-letter dated 19.12.1977 clearly speaks of the failure

revive on the expiry of period of the Proclamation or on its revocation. Similarly, if the Legislative Assembly has been dissolved after the approval under ... revocation. (6) Article 74(2) merely bars an enquiry into the question whether any, and if so, what advice was tendered by the Ministers

that, the petitioner failed to enter into agreement, though his tender was accepted. Therefore, it is to be seen, as to whether there ... enter into the agreement in response to the acceptance of his tender by the respondents, without there being any justification in law, the action

first respondent submitted his tender for the said offer and the tender was finalized in strict conformity of the guidelines issued. It is stated that ... order to execute the left over quantities at competitive rates through open tenders. It is also stated that the importance for completion of the said

follow-up action to be taken by the Government on the opinion tendered by the Advisory Board. Sub-section (1) of Section 12 sets ... section (2) of Section 14 makes it clear that either the revocation or expiry of the detention order shall not bar the making

follow-up action to be taken by the Government on the opinion tendered by the Advisory Board. Sub-section (1) of Section 12 sets ... section (2) of Section 14 makes it clear that either the revocation or expiry of the detention order shall not bar the making

though initially he had refused to accept the same when it was tendered to him in the Court. Moreover, the State of Maharashtra ... transfer from Maharashtra cadre to Punjab cadre and, therefore, the order of revocation of suspension was not in exercise of power to revoke the suspension