2. Bidding, price fixing, or any other activity that violates any local, state, or federal law in connection with bidding, bidding, awarding, or performing a public contract; or 1. Is currently disqualified or has been disqualified at any time during the last decade of the submission of a bid or contract proposal by a federal, state, or local authority. One. The exclusion of a person under this chapter constitutes a prohibition on that person making offers or proposals to the City for the purpose of entering into or participating in a municipal agreement or part thereof, and applies to all persons, divisions, subsidiaries, affiliates and parent companies of that person, unless the decision on qualification is limited by its terms to one or more specifically designated persons. limited. Business units, subsidiaries, affiliates, parent companies or other organizational elements. G. Violate any local, state, or federal law or regulation applicable to a public contract. A foreigner is a person who belongs to a country other than India. There will be either an alien friend or an alien enemy. A foreign friend belongs to the country that lives in peace with India, and these people usually have the contractual capacity to enter into contracts with Indian citizens. However, there are some limitations.
The foreign enemy comes from a country at war with India. The contractual status of such a person can be divided into two categories: contracts concluded during the war and contracts concluded before the war. In the first case, he cannot conclude the contract with Indian citizens and even he cannot pursue contracts with Indians in Indian courts, except in the case of a license from the central government. Treaties concluded before the outbreak of war were either abrogated or suspended. B. Notwithstanding the exclusion of a person, the City may, in its sole discretion, decide to maintain a contract that existed at the time of the person`s exclusion, unless the City Manager determines that the termination of that contract is in the best interests of the City. Foreign sovereigns and ambassadors have the capacity to make treaties and can sue to enforce the treaty in the courts, but they cannot be prosecuted in the Indian courts, except in two cases: “Any person of full age by virtue of the law to which he is subject, of sound mind and by no law to which he is subject, is excluded from the conclusion of the contract. [1] The person who is disqualified by the law is also incapable of entering into contracts, as a minor and as an insane person. Section 3 (2) of Nepal`s Contracts Act, 2056 has established the provisions that persons who are not qualified to enter into a contract under the applicable law are disqualified for the purpose of drafting the contract.
Their legal status is the ground for disqualification, which makes them considered incapable of entering into a contract. If such a disqualified person enters into a contract, that contract will not have the status of a valid contract. The specific legal status of the person makes him incapable of entering into contracts. Persons who are not legally entitled to enter into a valid contract are explained below. There are also certain disqualifications, for example – he cannot be a judge or director of a company or a member of a local body, but he has contractual capacity, except with regard to his property. The law made no distinction with regard to the contractual capacity of men and women. A woman, married or not, enjoys the same contractual capacity as a man. Whatever property a woman owns, she has absolute ownership of it.
This Chapter applies to all contracts awarded by or entered into by the City of Vacaville, including, but not limited to, purchases, contracts or leases of supplies, materials or equipment; contracts for professional and non-professional services; works or public works contracts; and contracts with insurance or surety companies that issue insurance policies or surety bonds for municipal public works or construction projects, City-sponsored events or privately sponsored events at municipal facilities. The purpose of this chapter is to determine, before submitting tenders or proposals for urban contracts, whether a person possesses the qualifications, aptitude, capacity, integrity and reliability necessary to carry out municipal contracts. This Chapter does not limit the City`s ability to determine, before or at the time the contract is awarded, whether a bid or proposal responds to the call for tenders or the City`s proposal and whether the person submitting the tender or proposal has the qualifications, relevance, capacity, the necessary reliability and integrity; necessary for the execution of the order. D. Formal rules of evidence shall not apply during oral proceedings.