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Section 9: Regulation to electric installation

Gujarat Cinemas (Regulation of Exhibition by Video) Rules, 1984State Rules of Gujarat · 2004

(1) There shall be a separate circuit controlled by a suitable linked switch for the supply of electricity taken to the video cinema.

(2) Three pin plugs with the third pin cfl‘ectively connected to earth shall be used.

(3) Separate circuits shall be Provided for lights, fans and other equipment.

(4) An automatic voltage regulator or stabilisel which can provide an output of 230 volts shall be installed before the video equipment.

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(5) A dim light by means of a bulb having pOWer not below 25 watts and not more than 40 watts shall be kept burning throughou the period of exhibition of films. The bulb shall be placed at right angles to the line of vision of the public.

(6) Nothing in the foregoing provisions of this rule shall apply to an exhibition by video in an omnibus which is used as a COntI‘act carriage.

CHAPTER IV Licence

10. Video cinema licence :-—-No place shall be opended or allowed to remain open for use as a video cinema unless te person bemg OWner, tenant or occupier then- of shall have ontained a licence therefore.

Where this provision sits

ActGujarat Cinemas (Regulation of Exhibition by Video) Rules, 1984
Section9
Marginal noteRegulation to electric installation
JurisdictionState of Gujarat
StatusIn force as published by the source

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