In a recent court case, KRN and Co. wanted to take part in a road construction project but faced a problem. The Madurai Bench of Madras High Court, led by Judge M. Dhandapani, ruled against them. Let's break down what happened.
KRN and Co., a construction company, wanted to join a bid for road works announced on September 15, 2025. They needed documents about their work site and machinery from the Divisional Engineer to qualify.
KRN and Co. applied for these documents on September 26, 2025, but didn't receive them. They thought this was unfair and asked the court to either make the Superintending Engineer give the documents or let them join the bid without them.
The court looked into the case quickly. The Superintending Engineer, represented by Additional Advocate General Mr. Veera Kathiravan, said that the request for documents was officially denied on October 3, 2025.
Judge M. Dhandapani turned down the request but gave KRN and Co. the option to legally challenge the denial if they wanted to.
In the end, KRN and Co. didn't get what they wanted, but they can still fight the decision in another way. It's a reminder of how important it is to have all your paperwork in order when dealing with bids and government contracts!
