In addition to the conditions laid down by the Act these rules, the following conditions shall be deemed always to be inserted in every licence :-
(i) No firework shall be used as an adjunct to a cinematograph exhibition.
(ii) Save as the licensing authority may by written order permit, no loudspeaker, gramophone, band,. drum, horn, whistle siren or musical instrument of any kind shall be employed or allowed to be used as an advertisement or attract attention in or outside the cinema nor shall any device be employed which is designed or serves to deliver the entertainment to persons outside the cinema.
(iii) No poster advertisement, sketch, synopsis, or programme of a film shall be displayed, sold or supplied either in or anywhere outside the license place which is likely to be injurious to morality or to encourage or incite to crime or to lead to disorder or to offend the feelings of any section of the public or which contains offensive representation of living persons.
(iv) If any accident occurs in a licensed place and such accident results in personal injury or is likely to have resulted in personal injury or loss\of life the licensee shall give notice in writing of such accident to the l licensing authority 1[Electrical Inspector] Government of Rajasthan within 24 hours of its occurrence: and if the accident results loss of life, the notice shall be given by an express telegram to be confirmed in writing within 24 hours of the occurrence by the 1[Electrical Inspector] to Government of Rajasthan or any officer specially appointed to assist him in this behalf, the licensee shall not interfere with or remove from the scene of the accident any electrical apparatus, wiring, furnishing, etc. which may have been involved in the accident.
(v) No portion of any cinema house or its premises shall be occupied or used as a hotel, boarding or lodging house, factory, workshop or manufactory, or for storage or residential purposes except as the licensing authority may for the time being allow.
(vi) No public meeting promenade concert, boxing, wrestling, dancing, music, public ball or any other public performance or entertainment shall be permitted in such premises without the consent of the licensing authority.
(vii) All parts of the cinema shall be properly and sufficiently ventilated.
(viii) The licensee shall conduct his occupation or business in an orderly manner.
(ix) The licensee shall in no way be regarded as not being subject to the 2[laws for the time being in force] for the time being with regard to liquor, intoxicating drugs and opium.
(x) No smoking shall at any time be permitted within the auditorium or the enclosure.
(xi) Free access to a cinema shall be given at all hours to any Police Officer attending the same in the execution of his duty and to the officers mentioned in rules 11 to 12.
3[(xii) XXX] 6[XII] Three percent of the total seats in each cinema hall shall be reserved for the persons with disability. These seats shall be clearly earmarked by the cinema hall management. The seats so reserved shall be as far as possible close to the entry and exit of hall. These seats shall remain reserved for use on payment till thirty minutes before the start of the show, after which, if any seat remains vcant, such vacant seat shall be treated as unreserved.
4[74A. Orderly behaviour in Cinema] - (1) No person in a drunken state shall enter the Cinema or smoke in the c auditorium or enclosure and no person shall spit 5[XXX]on the ground or the walls of the auditorium or the enclosure.
(2) Any person contravening the provision of sub-rule (1) shall be liable to summary ejection from the Cinema without payment of compensation. Any such person shall also be liable on conviction, in the case of first offence 1 Substituted by Amending Notification No. 2, dated 3-6-1961.
2 Subs. by No. 10, dated 24-5-1982.
3 Deleted and substituted by Amending Notification No.6, dated 6-5-1975.
4 Inserted Amending Notification No.7, dated 4-12-1976.
5 Deleted vide No. 10, dated 24-5-1982, 6 Inserted by Amending Notification dated 30-5-17.
to a fine not exceeding Rs. 25/- and in the case of second and every subsequent conviction to a fine not exceeding Rs. 100/-
(3) Any Police Officer not below the rank of a Sub-Inspector may arrest without warrant any person who is found smoking or spitting or in a drunken state within the auditorium or the enclosure.
1 [75. Period of appeal. - An appeal under sub-section (3) of section 5 of the Act shall be preferred by the aggrieved person to the District Magistrate against the order of S.D.M. (Licensing Authority) and to the State Government in the Home Department against the order of the District Magistrate within thirty days of the communication to him of the order.]