can the central government ban a movie on the grounds of defamation when the Censor Board has already sanctioned a public exhibition certificate? S. 144 of CrPC or S. 6 of Cinematograph Act will apply? Which will prevail?
mohak rana (3rd year) 28 January 2015
can the central government ban a movie on the grounds of defamation when the Censor Board has already sanctioned a public exhibition certificate? S. 144 of CrPC or S. 6 of Cinematograph Act will apply? Which will prevail?
mohak rana (3rd year) 30 January 2015
plz help
Jai Karan Nagwan (consultant) 30 January 2015
Archana Pandey 03 February 2022
Dear Mohak,
Section 6(1) in the Cinematograph Act, 1952 will apply since this section explains that the "Central Government may take any action and ask for the call and record of any film proceeding as the case may be and after such enquiry into the matter ". It can take appropriate action by giving an opportunity to the maker to represent his expression into the matter while he is about to applying the certificate or already received it. It is not necessary to disclose the matter into public if it's against of large public interest.
Sudhir Kumar, Advocate (Advocate) 04 February 2022
please come with full facts.
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