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Is it illegal to set up a stall to tell fortune?

It is illegal to tell fortune by setting up a stall. In China, according to the provisions of the Public Security Administration Punishment Law and the Criminal Law, it is illegal to illegally occupy roads and public places or affect the normal life order of others. Therefore, it is also considered illegal to tell fortune by setting up a stall and will be punished accordingly.

In China, it is illegal to set up stalls illegally. According to the provisions of the Law on Public Security Administration Punishment, acts that illegally occupy roads and public places or affect the normal life order of others can be punished by administrative detention and fines. According to the criminal law, if the amount of illegal income is huge and the circumstances are serious, it may even constitute a crime. Even if it does not cause substantial impact and damage to others, it is still considered illegal to set up a stall for fortune telling, because it is itself engaged in profit-making activities in illegally occupying roads or other public places. Therefore, the relevant law enforcement departments may punish them. Of course, in some areas, due to historical culture and traditional customs, some fortune-telling activities may be allowed or acquiesced by specific departments, but in general, it is illegal to tell fortune by setting up a stall.

What kind of punishment will be imposed if there are minor circumstances such as occupying the road and affecting the normal life order of others? The specific punishment standards may vary from region to region, but generally speaking, if the impact on others is light, the punishment will be reduced accordingly. For example, in places such as sidewalks and parks on non-motor vehicle lanes, relevant law enforcement departments can take measures such as verbal dissuasion and moving stalls according to the situation, without directly imposing fines or administrative detention. It should be noted, however, that this does not mean that fortune-telling is legalized, but that it is "released" because it has a slight influence on others.

It is illegal to tell fortune by setting up a stall, which is an act of illegally occupying roads, public places or affecting the normal life order of others. In our country, this kind of behavior will be punished by the public security law enforcement department. Although in some cases, it may be acquiesced by specific departments, it does not mean that the fortune-telling has been legalized. If you encounter related problems, please consult a professional lawyer or legal adviser in time to safeguard your legitimate rights and interests.

Legal basis:

"Regulations on the administration of city appearance and environmental sanitation" Article 14 No unit or individual may pile materials, erect buildings, structures or other facilities on both sides of streets and public places. Due to special needs such as construction, temporary stacking of materials on both sides of streets and public places to build non-permanent buildings, structures or other facilities must be approved by the administrative department of city appearance and environmental sanitation of the people's government of the city, and the examination and approval procedures shall be handled in accordance with the relevant provisions.