· 1/15/1831
Bond v. Hills
Citations
- 3 Stew. 283
How courts have described this case
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- holding that plaintiff’s challenge to its suspension from bidding on contracts does not evade review because the litigation could be completed before the suspension ends
- holding that plaintiffs could not complain that the contracts at issue were improperly awarded after the solicitation was cancelled “because the contracts were not awarded to any bidder.”
- determining that, “if a decision on the merits is required and cancellation precludes such a decision, cancellation of the solicitations to bid also prevents Plaintiff from seeking bid preparation and proposal costs”
- dismissing claims on ground of mootness in bid protest context
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Judges: Lirscomb, Saffold
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