Noida Authority sought Rs 100 Crore for advertising on DND Flyway, the Supreme Court has imposed a ban on fee claim -NCR DND Flyway High Court remains R100 Crore ad

Updated: Mom, 29 Sep 2025 07:23 PM (IST) Delhi Supreme Court remained the 100 Crore advertising reddish that Noida Authority sought on DND Flyway. The court said that Prima facie NTBCL has the right to advertisement. The government requested the advertisement, while the company claims to have the right to advertise and paid the fee. The court issued a notice to the authorities to seek an answer. Jagran correspondent, New -Delhi. The Delhi High Court has an interim accommodation on the letter of Noida Toll Bridge Company Limited (NTBCL), a Delhi-Noda-Delhi (DND) Flyway Construction Agency Noida Toll Bridge Company Limited (NTBCL). Remove the ad, just read the news, a bank led by Justice Jasmeet Singh said that Prima facie it seems that the petitioner has the right to display the advertisement. The bank said that if an interim order is not given in favor of the filer, it may suffer irreparable damage that cannot be financially compensated. The bank also said that no criminal action will be taken against the requester business until the next hearing. The court passed the interim order and issued a notice to the Noida Authority and answered within four weeks to submit an answer. The next trial of the case will be held on January 16. The Outside Advertising section of the new Okhla Industrial Development Authority (NEIDA) also issued a claim letter requesting that the outdoor advertising was removed by the employee business on DND Flyway. The petition filed by NTBCL claimed that the Noida Authority gave it the right to display outdoor advertising at a flat rate to Noida of DND Flyway, which was later expanded and regularly paid. On October 26, 2016, the Allahabad High Court banned the requester from collecting the user fee at passengers using DND Flyway. Later in December 2024, the Supreme Court confirmed this. The company claims that although NTBCL no longer has the right to recover the toll, it is entitled to display an advertisement against Noida, as the Supreme Court has in no way interfered with the rights of the requester. It is also said that on 10 January, the Rules violated the Rules from April 1, 2024, the license fees for advertising retrospective. After this, he now claimed an outstanding amount of £ 100 crore. The company also claimed that there was no provision in the agreement between the two parties for the development of the Flying Road that enabled the Noida Authority to make unilateral changes in the advertising rates.