Haryana Bare Acts 1952
The Punjab Cinemas (Regulation) Act, 1952
State: Haryana
Year: 1952
Preamble1 - The Punjab Cinemas (Regulation) Act, 1952 Section1 - Short title, extent and commence ment Section2 - Definitions Section3 - Cinematograph exhibition to be licensed Section4 - Licensing authority Section5 - Restrictions on power of licence authority Section6 - Power of Government or local authority to suspendexhibition of films in certain cases Section7 - Penalty Section7B - Power of Government to award or alter rates for admission to cinematograph exhibition Section7C - Penalty for resale of tickets and cognizance of offences Section8 - Power to suspend, cancel or revoke licence Section9 - Power to make Section10 - Power to exempt Section11 - Repeal of theCinematograph
List Judgments citing this actThe Punjab Abolition of Ala Malikyat and Talukadari Rights Act, 1952
State: Haryana
Year: 1952
Preamble1 - The Punjab Abolition of Ala Malikyat and Talukadari Rights Act, 1952 Section1 - Short title extent and commencement Section2 - Section3 - Abolition of rights of ala-maliks and vesting of full proprietary rights in adna maliks Section4 - Determination of compensation payable to ala maliks Section5 - Principles of compensation Section6 - Payment of compensation Section7 - Appeal, review and revision Section8 - Certain mortgages and charges not enforceable against land held by adna maliks Section10 - Bar of jurisdiction Section11 - Bar to legal proceedings Section12 - Power to make rules Section13 - Repeal of President's Act IX of 1951
List Judgments citing this actThe Punjab Cinemas (Regulations) Act, 1952
State: Haryana
Year: 1952
..... Section13 - Duty of the Court:- The duty of the Court is to see that the purpose of the Act is carried out and a construction which Section14 - Same meaning to be given to the same word:- The same word appearing in the same section of the same Act or rules must Section15 - Four principles to be considered:-- For the sure and true interpretation of all statutes in general Section16 - Ambiguity cannot be created artificially:-- If there is ambiguity in the terms of the statute, recourse must natural be Section17 - Later Act when to be used to interpret an earlier:- Except as a parliamentary exposition, subsequent Acts are not to be Section18 - Construction leading to absurdity and hardship to be avoided:- If a statute leads to absurdity and hardship or Section19 - Interpretation defeating the object:- It is trite saying that the object of interpreting a statute is to ascertain the Section20 - Pramble not to be used when words clear:- A preamble is a key to the interpretation of a statute but is not or Section21 - Court cannot usurp the function of the legislature:- It is not open to the court to usurp the functions of the Section22 - Partition between owners:- There was a suit for partition against a licensee by other co- owners of land on which Section23 - Construction leading to absurdity and hardship to be avoided:- If a statute leads to absurdity and hardship of Section24 - Accommodation Section25 - Seating Section26 - Defect in phraseology, courts cannot remedy the defect:- The courts are not competent to proceed upon the assumption Section27 - Interpretation of a leas deed:- Two rules must be remembered while interpreting deeds and statutes. The first one is ; Section28 - Exits Section29 - Pay boxes, Check boxes, etc:- Pay boxes, check boxes and attendants' seats shall be fixed in such positions in the Section30 - Clock room accommodation Section31 - Ventilation Section32 - Sanitary provisions Section33 - Parking arrangements .....
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