Noida Toll Bridge slips over 5% as SC refuses to stay Allahabad HC order
The apex court, which refused to interfere with the HC order for the time being, said, "Let the interim arrangement be there. We will pass some order after the Diwali vacation."
By ETMarkets.com | Updated:
NEW DELHI: Shares of Noida Toll Bridge slipped 5.41 per cent to Rs 14 in muhurat trading on Sunday after the Supreme Court on Friday refused to stay an Allahabad High Court order restraining the company from levying the cess, saying it should not claim it had built "a road to the moon".
The apex court, which refused to interfere with the HC order for the time being, said, "Let the interim arrangement be there. We will pass some order after the Diwali vacation."
The apex court, which refused to interfere with the HC order for the time being, said, "Let the interim arrangement be there. We will pass some order after the Diwali vacation."
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