by important documents, but it was allowed to subsequently file the said documents to make up the lack of eligibility. He further submitted that the Appellant had complied with all the conditions of the NIT, however The Technical bid of the Appellant was rejected on the extraneous ground by the Technical Bid Committee of the Respondent-BCCI that the bid documents were signed on 13.11.2023, and other documents including Power of Attorney were notarized on 14.11.2023. According to him the bid documents were uploaded/filed on 29.11.2023 i.e. within the stipulated time, which complied with all the mandatory requirements of Clause 10 of the NIT. Mr. Prasad has relied upon various decisions of this Court to submit that the decision of the Government and its instrumentalities must not only 4be tested by the application of Wednesbury principle of reasonableness but also must be free from arbitrariness. Invoking the Public Trust Doctrine, Mr. Prasad lastly submitted that Appellant’s bid was