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Licence for construction of
cinema--Duties of Commissioner of Police--Permission granted
by Commissioner--Cancellation of licence by
Government--Validity ... application by the respondent for permission to build
a cinema on a site within the City of Bombay was rejected
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thus:
"Bounties of the Cement of the Rajasthan
Canal.--
Cinema of seven lakhs in Ganganagar and
magnificent kothis ... first paragraph of the poster means that the cinema theatre
of Rs. 7 lakhs in Gangangar was the barkat
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Reference as to all concerns Validity.
HEADNOTE:
The South Indian Cinema Employees' Association, a regis-
tered trade union whose members ... preferred
this appeal.
The second respondent, the South Indian Cinema Employees'
Association (hereinafter referred to as the Association
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rival in trade and an owner of
an existing cinema theatre is an "aggrieved person" within
the meaning ... Bombay Cinema Rules. 1954
entitling him to invoke the certiorari jurisdiction "ex-
debito justitiae ' of the High Court for quashing
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Court of India
Corporation Of Calcutta And ... vs Liberty Cinema on 14 December, 1964 Equivalent citations ... PETITIONER:
CORPORATION OF CALCUTTA AND ANOTHER
Vs.
RESPONDENT:
LIBERTY CINEMA
DATE OF JUDGMENT:
14/12/1964
BENCH:
SARKAR
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HEADNOTE:
One C had obtained a lease of a cinema house which was to
expire ... meantime litigation ensued
between the owners of the cinema house, and the High Court
appointed receivers to administer the property
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Madras Town Planning Act, 1920--Cinema built in a
residential area--Excess of statutory Power if could be
validated ... conversion of Kalyan
Mantap-cum-Lecture Hall into a cinema theatre. In a
petition under article
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same
transaction."
The respondent took on lease the cinema theatre of
which the appellant was the owner. The lease deed ... purpose or real subject of the lease was the cinema
apparatus and fittings, including subsidiarily and
incidentally the building.
Allowing
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Madras Cinemas (Regulations) Act, 1955 (Act No. 9 of 1955)
Sections 5(1), (7), (5) (a)--"Person aggrieved ... Madras Cinemas (Regulations) Rules, 1957, Rule 13-
Interpretation of-Whether applies to case of removal of
licence-Tenant continuing
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plan for a sound proof air-condition ed
cinema theatre on the said plot submitted by him was
sanctioned both ... Cinematograph Rules. 1951 for construction of a
Cinema theatre.
The Hindi Sahitya Sammelan which was initially formed
as a voluntary
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