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The State of Haryana auctioned a licence to vend country liquor; the highest bidders, Lal Chand and others, were provisionally accepted but failed to deposit the required security and later argued that a neighbouring Punjab licence breached inter‑state conditions. The State re‑auctioned the licence …
The State of Haryana resold liquor licences that had been defaulted on by the original bidders, either through re‑auctions or private negotiations, and demanded the shortfall between the original bids and the resale proceeds. The respondents challenged the State's demand, arguing that the …
The respondents won the auction for a retail liquor vend in March 1967, paid a security deposit and began operations, but failed to pay the first two instalments of the licence fee, leading to cancellation of their licence and a re‑auction of the vend at a much lower price. The respondents filed …
