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Actually, given the specific circumstances, I'm not sure that your analysis is correct, IANAL, but obtaining a permit and using it under false pretenses despite
by DannoHung 15y ago
Actually, given the specific circumstances, I'm not sure that your analysis is correct, IANAL, but obtaining a permit and using it under false pretenses despite performing the activity required by the permit might be illegal.
- jpadvo 15y agoYou have a good point. If the movie making was just a charade, you are probably right -- it might have been some kind of fraud. If he actually was producing a film, even if it was just a short one or an advertisement, he probably was okay. But only through a loophole. :)
- loumf 15y agoThey probably don't care if you don't make the film (sometimes film-making fails), but certainly you wouldn't be allowed to sell shoes under this permit. Bureaucracies arise because people take advantage -- rules are usually descriptive of what people did to cause problems in previous iterations.