Films Rules Censorship 1963 R 10 Transport of Indian Films As a legality of importing the legality of assessment in L ? 5 of Indian films imported before 1948, the government recognized that the films were in fact certified. Was. For the exhibition and such certificate remained for 17 years, no one raised any objection to the legal status quo nor did the applicant smuggle these requests along with the petition in the Pakistan Petition, Board of Import Documents The films were presented to the censors and the board did not raise any objections. Except for the import of illegal goods, the request itself was not complete. The question of the legality of the import for the first time in 1983, when in fact and recognized films were imported more than 35 years ago, the held Film of Censorship application. The passenger could not have needed to present any paper. Legal status of the import When the applicant has obtained his right in the stage, the High Court has granted relief to the applicant to the extent that he fills all such places in his application and related to the import of films. On the issue of documents other than the affidavit, the government will take all steps to consider the question of film certification.
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