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AI summary
The Constitutional Court dealt with an application concerning a review of GEMS' decision not to award a courier pharmacy services tender to Famous Idea. It held that Famous Idea had not made out a proper case on the papers for review under public law or the common law, and the appeal was dismissed with costs.
This may be relevant to parties involved in tender disputes and review proceedings involving private entities and medical schemes.
Evidence from source
The Supreme Court of Appeal has accepted that the tender conditions may in certain circumstances constitute a contract when they are accepted by a tenderer.
Supports: Summary point that the case concerned review of GEMS' tender decision and contract-related issues.
Leave to appeal is granted. 2. The appeal is dismissed with costs, including the costs of two counsel where so employed.
Supports: Summary point that leave was granted but the appeal was dismissed with costs.