2. In this Law-
“hotel” includes a boarding house and any building or premises used for the accommodation of the public other than a lodging house, situated elsewhere than within the limits of any municipal corporation, in which lodgings are provided and provisions are supplied by the keeper or manager thereof;
“lodging house” includes a khan and any building or premises or any part thereof used for the accommodation of the public other than a hotel, situated elsewhere than within the limits of any municipal corporation, in which lodgings are provided by rooms or portions of rooms or in which the sleeping accommodation provided for lodgers is such that two or more persons though strangers to one another may occupy one and the same room or in which the same class of accommodation is furnished by an employer of workmen to the workmen employed by him;
“public building” includes any restaurant, theatre, cinematograph threatre or any other building used for the entertainment of the public, situated elsewhere than within the limits of any municipal corporation.