(1) A ticket shall be in rectangular shape of three parts, hereinafter called the “ foils”. Each foil of ticket shall be distinguished by a vertical line between the first and second foil and by another vertical line between the second and third foil. The first foil shall be preserved in the counterfoil book and the other two foils shall be issued for the purpose of authorising and verifying admission to the entertainment. The words “For Gate” and “For Visitor” in capital letters, shall be printed on the upper portion of the second and third foils respectively.
Provided that there shall be separate series of complementary tickets and at the top of every foil of such ticket, the word “Complementary” in capital letter shall also be printed:
Provided also that there shall be separate series of tickets for admission to an entertainment exempted from the liability to pay entertainment tax by notification issued in this regard and at the top of every foil of such ticket the words “TAX FREE” shall also be printed in capital letters.
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(2) Each foil of a ticket shall show the name of entertainment, class to which it authorise admission, the date and show for which it is valid, the rate of payment for admission and the amount of the entertainment tax and surcharge, if any;
Provided that a complementary ticket need not show the rate of payment for admission, but it shall show the amount of entertainment tax and surcharge, if any chargeable for admission to the class to which such complementary ticket relates;
Provided also that a ticket for admission to the show exempted from the liability to pay entertainment tax need not show the amount of entertainment tax or surcharge which is not chargeable, but shall show the rate of payment for admission.