the State would be served, if the respondent, who was the writ petitioner, agrees to carry out the contract as submitted by the learned counsel, on the very same rates agreed upon in the year 2019. The judgment was in the year 2020 and the appeal in the year 2021. Till date, the work has not commenced. Even if we set aside the judgment, there would be a re-tender and there would necessarily be escalation of costs. In such circumstances, we thought it fit that the learned Additional Advocate General should get instructions from the Department as to whether they would prefer the continuation of the tender, in which event, the respondent-petitioner would have to undertake before this Court that the work would be carried out on the basis of the rates fixed earlier in 2019. However, if the department decides otherwise and the judgment is upheld we may have to give liberty to the petitioner to seek escalation of costs, by virtue of the passage of time.