(1) Where no immediate disturbance of the public peace is apprehended the District Magistrate may, after recording his reasons for doing so, issue a prohibitory order under section 3 of the ordiannce without the issue of a notice and without hearing the person concerned.
(2)In such cases, the District Magistrate shall , as soon as may be after the issue of such prohibitory order under sub-rule (1) fix a date for hearing the person concerned and issue notice in the manner prescribed in rule 3 and there after the procedure prescribed in niles 3, 4 and 5 shall be followed. At the close of these proceedings, the District Magistrate may confirm, modify or cancel the prohibitory order.
(3)without prejudice to the generality of the provision of sub-rule (1) a prohibitory order under that sub-rule may be issued even when a notice is being or has been issued or at any time during which the proceeding under rules 3, 4 and 5 are going on, or as a condition of an adjournment of such proceedings provided in the case that an immediate disturbance of the public peace is apprehended.
Chapter III Licensing of Dramatic Performances and Entertainments Procedure for obtaining Licenses