Supreme Court of India
Minerva Talkies, Bangalore & Ors. Etc. v. State of Karnataka & Ors. Etc.
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Karnataka Cinemas (Regulations) Rules framed under section 19 of the Karnataka Cinemas Regulations Act of 1964-Whether rule 4 I- has been made ''for purposes of the Act" and places unreasonable restrictions on the right ta carry on business of exhibiting cinematograph films in violation of Article 19( 1) (g) of the Constitution. c ~ These appeals and writ petitions involved two questions of law- (i) whether Rule 41- of the Karuataka Cinemas (Regulations) Rules (the Rules) framed by the State Government under section 19 of the Karnataka Cinemas Regulations Act of 1964 (the Act) had been made
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