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prohibits prostitution in the vicinity of certain public places , such as places of public religious worship , educational institutions , hospitals and nursing houses , etc. and renders a prostitute liable only to the extent she carries ...
prohibits prostitution in the vicinity of certain public places , such as places of public religious worship , educational institutions , hospitals and nursing houses , etc. and renders a prostitute liable only to the extent she carries ...
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It is clear from the foregoing discussion that prostitution is coeval with society . It is referred to in the earliest mythological legends . It is equally true that , from the earliest period of recorded history , it has been subjected ...
It is clear from the foregoing discussion that prostitution is coeval with society . It is referred to in the earliest mythological legends . It is equally true that , from the earliest period of recorded history , it has been subjected ...
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fixed places , houses or rooms ; a covered wagon or a mobile vehicle in which prostitution is carried on is equally a brothel . Although prostitution carried on in a mobile vehicle might not be exposed to public view to the same extent ...
fixed places , houses or rooms ; a covered wagon or a mobile vehicle in which prostitution is carried on is equally a brothel . Although prostitution carried on in a mobile vehicle might not be exposed to public view to the same extent ...
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Law and Social Change in India after the Post | 17 |
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