Chandigarh Advertisement Control Order,1954
Union territory Regulations of Chandigarh · 195214 provisions
The enactment
| Type | Regulations |
|---|---|
| Year | 1952 |
| Jurisdiction | Union territory of Chandigarh |
| Status | In force as published by the source |
| Provisions published | 14 |
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- Section 1 Title and content
- Section 2 Definitions, - In the Order, unless there is anything repugnant in the subject or context
- Section 4 Regulation and control of advertisement
- Section 5 Enforcement Notice
- Section 6 Prohibited areas and areas of special control
- Section 7 Restrictions in Prohibited Areas and Areas of Special Control ~ No person shall erect, exhibit, fix retain or display or cause to be erected, exhibited, fixed, retained or display…
- Section 8 Restrictions regarding public buildings and parks
- Section 9 Restrictions regarding Municipal and State Property
- Section 11 Defacement
- Section 12 Good taste, decency and public morals
- Section 14 (a) No advertisement or sky-sign projecting over any public street or place or land vested in the Chief Administrator shall be retained, placed, put up or fixed at a a height less…
- Section 28 Moving Vehicles
- Section 29 Advertisements relating to travelling fairs and circuses etc
- Section 40 Register of applications
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