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State of Telangana - Section

Section 9 in Telangana Non-Mulki Prostitutes and Dancing Girls Act, 1350 F.

9. Permanent residence licence.

(1)Where a licensee, having obtained a temporary residence licence had resided continuously for one year, or, a non-mulki prostitute or a non-mulki dancing girl, who had resided in the City of Hyderabad or any district of [the area to which this Act extends] [Substituted for the words 'Mumalik-e-Mahroosa Sarkar-i-Aali' (H.E.H the Nizam's Dominions) by the Andhra Pradesh Adaptation of Laws Order, 1957.] for one year before the commencement of this Act and her conduct had not been otherwise objectionable, desires to reside permanently or continue her occupation, the Commissioner of City Police in the City of Hyderabad and in any district of [the area to which this Act extends] [Substituted for the words 'Mumalik-e-Mahroosa Sarkar-i-Aali' (H.E.H the Nizam's Dominions) by the Andhra Pradesh Adaptation of Laws Order, 1957.] the Superintendent of Police, may, on her application in writing, grant her a permanent residence licence.
(2)When a licensee under sub-section (1) leaves [the area to which this Act extends] [Substituted for the words 'Mumalik-e-Mahroosa Sarkar-i-Aali' (H.E.H the Nizam's Dominions) by the Andhra Pradesh Adaptation of Laws Order, 1957.] for a period of more than fifteen days, she shall, before her departure and immediately after her return, inform the authority competent to grant licence, of the dates of her departure and return.
(3)When a licensee under sub-section (1) does not furnish the requisite information in accordance with subsection (2) or resides outside [the area to which this Act extends] [Substituted for the words 'Mumalik-e-Mahroosa Sarkar-i-Aali' (H.E.H the Nizam's Dominions) by the Andhra Pradesh Adaptation of Laws Order, 1957.] continuously for six months, her permanent residence licence shall expire and such woman shall revert to her original status.