Amendment status not verified — confirm the current text below against the official source.
No objection certificate:- A person who has obtained a no objection certificate for locating either a permanent or touring cinema in respect of a particular site need not make another application for taking no objection certificate for the same site during the pendency of the first no objection certificate . It is only when a no objection certificate expires either by efflux of time or by surrender of the same to the concerned authority that an application is to be filed for the grant of no objection certificate of the same site 1975 (2) Mad L.J. 367. 24.Reasonablesnes of conditions:- A licence was granted subject to the condition that children under 14 years of age shall not be allowed to enter into or be in the licenced premises after 9 P.M unless accompanied by parent or guardian. The further condition attached was that no child under the age of 10 years shall be permitted in the premises under any Ss. 5-6] The Punjab Cinemas (Regulation) Act, 1952 15 circumstances after 9 P.M It was held that the condition was ultravires inasmuch as there was no connection between the ground upon which the condition was imposed namely regard for the health and welfare of the young children. Theater Delux Healyfex Ltd. v. Gladhi, 1915 (2) K.B 49. The conditions of licence should be reasonble . R.v Burnley, 1916 (85) L.J.K.B. 1565. A condition that premises for cinematograph exhibition shall not be used on sundays and other holidays was held to tb valid in London County Council v. B.B Co., 1911 (1) K.B. 445. SECTION-6 6..Power of Government or local authority to suspend exhibition of films in certain cases:- (1) The Government in respect of the whole of the *[ State of Haryana] or any part thereof and the District Magistrate, in respect of the district within his jurisdiction, may , if it or he, as the case may be, is of opinion that any film which is being publicly exhibited is likely to cause a breach of the peace, by order, suspend the exhibition of the film and during such suspension the film shall be deemed to be uncertified film in the State, Part of the State or district, as the case may be. (2) Where an order under subsection (1) has been issued by a District Magistrate, a copy there of , together with a statement of reasons therefore shall forthwith be forward by the District Magistrate to the Government, and the Government may either confirm or rescind the order. (3) An order made under this section shall remain in force for a period of two months from the date thereof, but the Government may, if it is of opinion that the order should continue in force, direct that the period of suspension shall be extended by such further period as it thinks fit. COMMENTARY