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Major update for non M-Tag users
Key takeaways
- The NHA had imposed a 50 per cent surcharge on vehicles without an M-Tag or with insufficient M-Tag balance in a notification.
- In today’s hearing, Justice Arbab Muhammad Tahir issued an interim stay order, suspending the notification until the next hearing of the case.
- The court also issued notices to the National Highway Authority and other respondents, directing them to submit their replies.
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Add ARY News on Google AAResize The Islamabad High Court (IHC) has restrained the National Highway Authority (NHA) from collecting additional toll tax from motorists without M-Tag or with insufficient balance, ARY News reported.
The NHA had imposed a 50 per cent surcharge on vehicles without an M-Tag or with insufficient M-Tag balance in a notification.
In today’s hearing, Justice Arbab Muhammad Tahir issued an interim stay order, suspending the notification until the next hearing of the case.
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