Supreme Court of India
Municipal Corporation of Delhi v. Dy. Commissioner of Police (licencing) and Anr.
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Delhi Cinematograph Rules, 1981: Amended Rule 2-Licencing authority-Consultation with local body within whose juristliction the cinema building is situated-Parties to adduce necessary evidence before the High Court in the pending suif-Building to be pulled down if found not in confonnity with the bye-laws-As undertaken equities not to be claimed-Any constTuction made not to bind the co owners, as they are not consenting parties. Notification under the Cinematograph Act, 1952 was published in the Gazette dated 3.5.1954, malting amendments to the Act. As per amended Rules 2 of the Act, the
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