MANJULA CHELLUR
SKYLINES ADVERTISING (PRIVATE) LIMITED, BANGALORE – Appellant
Versus
NATIONAL AIRPORT AUTHORITY, NEW DELHI – Respondent
( 2 ) THE facts that led to the filing of the appeal in brief are as under: the second appellant is the company and the first appellant is the chairman and Managing Director of the second appellant-company. They carry on the business of out door advertising. The respondents agreed and permitted the plaintiffs to erect a permanent VIP Welcome arch made of concrete and steel at the entrance of the Bangalore aerodrome opposite to HAL Park. They were further permitted to display advertisements on the same. The agreement came into existence from 21-4-1990. Under the said agreement, the appellant/plaintiffs were given permission/licence to construct and erect a VIP Welcome Arch of permanent nature at their own cost.
( 3 ) IT was agreed between the parties a sum of Rs. 2,100/- per sq. mtr. per year would be the licence fee initially for the first three years and thereafter at an enhanced rate of 30% over and above the agreed rate for the next three years and subsequently to pay an additional increase of licence fee at the rate of 10% per annum every year permanently. The
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