Petitioner in W.P.(C)7986/18 is the appellant before us. For the sake of convenience, the reference to the parties is as in the writ petition. The petitioner who had participated in Ext.P4 tender had filed the writ petition seeking a direction to the second and third respondents to accept the pre-qualification bid given by the petitioner in respect of the work concerned, without insisting on the conditions stipulated in clause 4.4.1.10 of Ext.P4 read with clause 2.6 of Ext.P5. It is the admitted case that the petitioner did not furnish the necessary documents as contained in the aforementioned clauses, which was required to be submitted for the purpose of evaluating his prequalification bid. The case of the petitioner was essentially that, inasmuch as he was an approved contractor for the Government, and he had completed certain works for the Government in the recent past, the financial position of the petitioner was already known to the Government, who was the awarder of the contract in question. The learned Single Judge, while noting the said contentions of the petitioner found that merely because the financial position of the petitioner was known to the statutory authority, the petitioner could not claim an exemption from the requirement of production of the necessary documents to show that he had adequate working capital, of more than 10% of the probable estimated cost of work for which he was bidding. It was the finding of the learned Single Judge that the petitioner could not be given an undue advantage, when compared to the other tenderers who had responded to the