Assessee’s family rented out certain property to Income Tax Department for office space since 1999.  Lease agreements renewed several times, with last agreement ending on March 31, 2024. Income Tax Department published notice for new office space and assessee submitted bid, but was disqualified.  Assessee filed writ application for challenging Income Tax Department’s decision to vacate leased premises and contended that Income Tax Department had rented property for over 24 years and decided to vacate it without justification and had not explained why his technical bid was rejected.  It was noted that assessee did not allege any lease violation and a notice inviting bids for leasing space was published on 16.02.2024, and assessee, after submitting a bid, was disqualified and therefore, having failed, assessee could not challenge premises’ vacation.  Further, bids were evaluated by Building Hiring Committee, which assessed premises’ suitability through technical bids and an on-site visit.  In view of above facts High Court held that there was no merit in assessee’s claim and accordingly, dismissed writ application.  Against said order assessee filed instant SLP. SLP is dismissed.