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Section 14: Precaution against hostile attack

Civil Defence Rules 1968Central Rules · 1968

(1) The Central Government or the State Government ay, with a view to protecting the general public or any members thereof against the dangers involved in any apprehended attack by land, sea or air, or with a view to acquainting the general public or any members thereof with the action to be taken in such an emergency, by order specify the action to be taken by any person or authority on such occasions as may be specified.

(2) An order made under sub-rule (1) may provide that upon the giving of any specified notice or signal any person or class of persons may, subject to such conditions and in such circumstances as may be specified, enter and remain in or on any premises or property notwithstanding that such premises of property would not other wise be open to the public which may be specified or which may be appointed for the purpose of this rule by any specified authority or person.

(3) No person shall

(a) willfully obstruct any person entering or seeking to enter any premises or property in accordance with an order made under this rule, or

(b) eject from any premises or property any person who is entitled to remain there by virtue of such an order.

Where this provision sits

ActCivil Defence Rules 1968
Section14
Marginal notePrecaution against hostile attack
JurisdictionCentral
StatusIn force as published by the source

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