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.…
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