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implement the same in view of the principles of Legitimate
Expectation and Promissory Estoppel.
(iv) As a large number ... endeavour has been made to invoke the principles of Legitimate
Expectation and Promissory Estoppel. The doctrine of Legitimate
Expectation would
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Administrative Law:
Government contracts-Judicial review of.
Doctrine of Legitimate Expectation-Concept,scope and
applicability of.
Words and Phrases.-
"Cartel ... expectation should be justifiably legitimate and
protectable. Every such legitimate expectation does not by
itself fructify into a right
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arbitrariness,
fairness in action and due consideration of legitimate
expectation-Ignoring the highest bid- Negotiations for
higher offer and acceptance ... thereof-Validity of.
Administrative Law:
Doctrine of legitimate expectation-Forms part of non
arbitrariness and Rule
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counsel for the appellant that the
appellant had a legitimate expectation of a
substantive nature, that, even if the Government ... Dhawan also contended that this
was a case of legitimate expectation for the
appellant in the civil appeal as also
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High Court merely on the basis of "Legitimate Expectation"
particularly when it has been found, as a fact ... Fourth Pay Commission and, therefore, the doctrine of
"Legitimate Expectation" stood excluded. Moreover, the High
Power Committee
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blemish.
It was also submitted that the principles of legitimate
expectation are squarely applicable.
Residually it was submitted that ... What remains to be considered is the plea of legitimate
expectation. The principle of 'legitimate expectation' is
still
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period of 15 years, there has been a legitimate expectation that
renewal shall be granted. Policy decision which is contrary ... justified in its conclusion that there was legitimate expectation or
promissory estoppel involved, and that the policy decision was contrary
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application of the principles of promissory estoppel and
legitimate expectation, the withdrawal of benefit was not sustainable ... appellants are:
1. The doctrines of promissory estoppel and legitimate expectation
were applicable to the facts of the case. There
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Navjyoti Coo-Group Housing ... vs Union Of India And Others on
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compensation. Finally, since there has been violation of the legitimate
expectation of the appellant to continue till ... tenure period,
by application of the principle of legitimate expectation the State
Government was bound to pay compensation irrespective
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