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Section 12: Good taste, decency and public morals

Chandigarh Advertisement Control Order,1954Union territory Regulations of Chandigarh · 1952

No advertisement or skysign shall be put up as is considered by the Chief Administrator to offend against good taste, decency and public morals.

STANDARD CONDITIONS OF ADVERTISEMENT

13. No advertisement or sky-sign shall be retained, placed, put up fixed or hung or caused or permitted to be retained, placed, put up, fixed, or hung -

(i) so as to project, in, on, over or across a public street which is less than 20 feet wide or which has no footpath or drain or aquaduct under the projection:

Provided that advertisements and sky-signs may be allowed flush against in a position inclined to the face of a building abutting on such street if they do not project more than 9 inches into the street and are at least 8 feet above the street level, or

(ii) on, to or against a projecting or supported verandah a public street so as to project, in over or across such street beyond the cornice or blocking course of such verandah.

Where this provision sits

ActChandigarh Advertisement Control Order,1954
Section12
Marginal noteGood taste, decency and public morals
JurisdictionUnion territory of Chandigarh
StatusIn force as published by the source

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