6. Public order

According to regulation 37, no person shall in any streets or place of public resort or within site or hearing distance of the persons therein, disturb the peace by causing excessive noise by either him or any instrument or machine, shouting, quarrelling or otherwise creating a disturbance fighting or challenging to fight, striking with or brandishing or using in a threatening manner any stick or weapon using any abusive, threatening or obscene language or gesture, singing or reciting any scurrilous words or songs whether or not any person is not particularly addressed therein. Any other violent, riotous, unbecoming disorderly behaviour.

7. Public Meeting and Parades

 Public meetings, rallies, street parades or demonstrations are not allowed to take place in the city unless a special permit to hold such has been obtained  from Council. Regulation 37A.

8. Indecency and Immorality

 No person shall in any street or public place or resort or in any place within sight or hearing distance of the persons therein, commit any indecent or immoral gesture/act, or willfully and obscenely expose his person or exhibit or sell any indecent books and pictures or promote indecent or immoral  entertainment, or write or print obscene or indecent words, or figures, or gamble with cards, dice or coins. No person is allowed to urinate, spit or blow his/her nose in a public place. Regulation 38.

9. Loud Advertisement

 No person shall use, for the purpose of advertising or promoting his wares or services, use the aid of load speakers, megaphones, gongs or any noisy instrument unless a permit has been obtained from Council. Regulation 41

10. Noise in the Neighbourhood

No person shall cause a peace disturbance to neighbours by means of shouting, quarrelling or loud music. Any such disturbance must be duly reported to the police and the offender will be duly prosecuted under Regulation 42.

11. Fire works

No person shall discharge fireworks in or over   any street    or public place without a written permit from Council. The discharge of fireworks will remain subject to the conditions Council would have deemed fit to impose.

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