The Telangana Allopathic Private Medical Care Establishments (Registration and Regulation) Act, 2002.

THE TELANGANA ALLOPATHIC PRIVATE MEDICAL CARE 
ESTABLISHMENTS (REGISTRATION AND REGULATION) ACT, 

2002. 

(ACT NO. 13 OF 2002) 

ARRANGEMENT OF SECTIONS 

Sections 

 CHAPTER - I 

PRELIMINARY 

1. Short title, extent and commencement. 

2. Definitions. 

 CHAPTER - II 

REGISTRATION AND REGULATION OF PRIVATE 
MEDICAL CARE ESTABLISHMENTS 

3. Registration of Private Medical Care Establishments. 

4. Constitution of a Registering Authority. 

5. Powers, duties and functions of the Authority. 

5A. Constitution of State Level and District Level Advisory 
Committees. 

5B. Powers and functions of the State Level Advisory 
Committee. 

5C. Powers and functions of the District Level Advisory 
Committee. 

5D. The term of office of the Advisory Committee members. 

6. Application for Registration. 

7. Certification of Registration. 

8. Inspection or Enquiry. 

9. Cancellation or Suspension of Registration. 

10. Appeals. 



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 CHAPTER - III 

PENALTIES 

11. Offences and Penalties. 

12. Offences by Companies. 

 CHAPTER - IV 

MISCELLANEOUS 

13. Court competent to try offences under this Act. 

14. Protection of action taken in good faith. 

15. Cognizance of Offences. 

16. Public Servant. 

17. Power to remove doubts and difficulties. 

18. Power to make rules. 

19. Savings. 

 



THE TELANGANA ALLOPATHIC PRIVATE MEDICAL CARE 
ESTABLISHMENTS (REGISTRATION AND REGULATION) 

ACT, 2002.1 
 

ACT No.13 OF 2002. 
 

CHAPTER - I 
PRELIMINARY 

 
1. (1) This Act may be called 2[the 3Telangana Allopathic 
Private Medical Care Establishments (Registration and 
Regulation) Act, 2002.] 
 
 (2) It extends to the whole of the State of 3Telangana. 
 
 (3) It shall come into force on such date as the 
Government may, by notification, appoint. 
 
2. In this Act, unless the context otherwise requires:- 
 
 (a) „Authority‟ means the 3Telangana Private Medical 
Care Establishments Registering Authority constituted under 
section 4; 
 
 4[(aa) „District Level Advisory Committee‟ means the 
Committee constituted under section 5A;] 
 

                                                           
1. The Andhra Pradesh Private Medical Care Establishments 
(Registration and Regulation) Act, 2002 received the assent of the 
Governor on the 2nd May, 2002. The said Act in force in the combined 
State, as on 02.06.2014, has been adapted to the State of Telangana, 
under section 101 of the Andhra Pradesh Reorganisation Act, 2014 
(Central Act 6 of 2014) vide. the Notification issued in G.O.Ms.No.111, 
Health, Medical & Family Welfare (D1) Department, dated 29.12.2015. 
2. Substituted by Act No.37 of 2006. 
3. Substituted by G.O.Ms.No.111, Health, Medical & Family Welfare (D1) 
Department, dated 29.12.2015. 
4. Inserted by Act No.14 of 2006. 

Short title, extent 
and 
commencement. 

Definitions. 



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 (b) „Government‟ means the State Government of 
5Telangana; 
 
 (c) „Hospital‟ means any premises having facilities for 
treatment of the sick and used for their reception or stay; 
 
 (d) „Maternity Home‟ means any premises where 
women are usually received and accommodated for the 
purposes of confinement and ante-natal and post-natal care 
in connection with child birth or anything connected 
therewith; 
 
 (e) „Medical Laboratory‟ means an establishment 
where,- 
 
  (i) biological, bacteriological, radiological, 
microscopic, chemical or other tests, examinations or 
analysis; or 
 
  (ii) the preparation of cultures, vaccines, sera or other 
biological or bacteriological products, in connection with the 
diagnosis or treatment of diseases, are usually carried on, 
and includes a diagnostic centre; 
 
 (f) „Medical Treatment‟ means treatment in modern 
medicine of “allopathic” treatment; 
 
 (g) „Modern Medicine‟ means western method and 
includes allopathic medicine, obstetrics, surgery and 
dentistry; 
 
 

                                                           
5. Substituted by G.O.Ms.No.111, Health, Medical & Family Welfare (D1) 
Department, dated 29.12.2015. 



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 (h) „Notification‟ means a notification published in the 
6Telangana Gazette and the word „notified‟ shall be 
construed accordingly; 
 
 (i) „Nursing Home‟ means any premises used or 
intended to be used, for the reception and accommodation 
of persons suffering from any sickness, injury or infirmity, 
whether of body or mind, and the providing of treatment or 
nursing or both of them and includes a maternity home or 
convalescent home; 
 
 (j) „Physiotherapy Establishment‟ means an 
establishment where massaging, electrotherapy, 
hydrotherapy, remedial gymnastics or similar processes are 
usually carried on, for the purpose of treatment of diseases 
or of infirmity or for improvement of health, or for the 
purpose of therapeutic relaxation; 
 
 7[(k) „Private Medical Care Establishment‟ means a 
clinic, a consultation room, a hospital, a medical laboratory, 
a diagnostic centre, a maternity home, a nursing home, an 
infertility or fertility clinic, a physiotherapy establishment, a 
polyclinic and any other like establishment providing in-
patient or day care procedures, including surgery facilities 
by whatever name called, and administered or maintained 
by a person or body of persons whether incorporated or 
not, other than the Central or the State Government or any 
local authority or any other authority or body constituted by 
or under any Statute of a competent Legislature;] 
 
 (l) „Prescribed‟ means prescribed by rules made under 
this Act; and 
 

                                                           
6. Substituted by G.O.Ms.No.111, Health, Medical & Family Welfare (D1) 
Department, dated 29.12.2015. 
7. Substituted by Act No.14 of 2006. 



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 (m) „Register‟ means a register maintained under this 
Act and the expression „registered‟ and „registration‟ shall 
be construed accordingly; 
 
 8[(n) „State Level Advisory Committee‟ means the 
Committee constituted under section 5A;] 
 
 9[(o) „Allopathy‟ means a system of medical practice 
that aims to combat disease by use of remedies (as 
drugs/surgeries) producing effect different from or 
incompatible with those produced by the disease being 
treated, and the words „allopathic‟ shall be construed 
accordingly.] 
 

CHAPTER - II 
REGISTRATION AND REGULATION OF PRIVATE MEDICAL 

CARE ESTABLISHMENTS 
 
3. On and from the date of commencement of this Act, no 
person shall establish, keep or carry on any private medical 
care establishment unless it has been registered in 
accordance with the provisions of this Act: 
 
 Provided that an application for registration shall be 
made to the authority within three months from such 
commencement in respect of any Private Medical Care 
establishment in existence immediately before such 
commencement. 
 
 Explanation: For the purpose of this section, „person‟ 
includes a body, group of association of individuals, an 
organization, a firm or Company or Society or Trust whether 
registered or not. 
 

                                                           
8. Added by Act No.14 of 2006. 
9. Added by Act No.37 of 2006. 

Registration of 
Private Medical 
Care 
Establishments. 



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4. The State Government may, by notification, constitute 
an Authority to be called the 10Telangana Private Medical 
Care Establishments Registering Authority and the 
Government may constitute different authorities for different 
areas. 
 
5. (1) The Authority shall exercise all powers and perform 
all duties and functions necessary and expedient for 
carrying-out all or any of the purposes of this Act. 
 
 (2) Without prejudice to the generality of such powers, 
duties and functions, the authority shall,- 
 
  (a) receive applications for registration of private 
medical care establishments; 
 
  (b) scrutinize the applications and call for further 
information or particulars from the applicants and from any 
other persons or authority as may be required; 
 
  (c) consider the applications and pass orders; and 
 
  (d) do such other things as are necessary or 
incidental for the purposes of this Act. 
 
11[5A. (1) There shall be constituted at State Level, a State 
Level Advisory Committee with the following members, 
namely:- 
 
  (i) Special Chief Secretary / Principal Secretary / 
Secretary to Government, dealing with the subject in Health, 
Medical & Family Welfare Department…Chairman Ex-officio; 
 

                                                           
10. Substituted by G.O.Ms.No.111, Health, Medical & Family Welfare 
(D1) Department, dated 29.12.2015. 
11. Sections 5A, 5B, 5C & 5D with marginal headings substituted by Act 
No.14 of 2006. 

Constitution of a 
Registering 
Authority. 

Powers, duties 
and functions of 
the Authority. 

Constitution of 
State Level and 
District Level 
Advisory 
Committees. 



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  (ii) Four officers not below the rank of Deputy 
Secretary to Government, to be nominated by the 
Government representing one from each of Departments of 
Law, Women Development, Child Welfare and Disabled 
Welfare, Social Welfare, Tribal Welfare and Backward 
Classes Welfare…..Members; 
 
  (iii) The Director of Medical Education….Member-
Convener; and 
 
  (iv) Ten Members to be nominated by the 
Government of whom,- 
 
   (a) two from the Indian Medical Association; 
 
   (b) two from the 12Telangana Private Nursing 
Homes Association; 
 
   (c) two from related medical professional 
organisations and eminent doctors; 
 
   (d) two from consumer forums and social activists; 
and 
 
   (e) two eminent professionals from health related 
areas and representatives of women welfare organisations. 
 
 (2) There shall be constituted at each district level, a 
District Level Advisory Committee with the following 
members, namely:- 
 
  (i) The District Collector…..Chairman Ex-officio; 
 

                                                           
12. Substituted by G.O.Ms.No.111, Health, Medical & Family Welfare 
(D1) Department, dated 29.12.2015. 



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  (ii) the District Medical and Health Officer….Member-
Convener; and 
 
  (iii) ten Members to be nominated by the District 
Collector of whom,- 
 
   (a) two from the Indian Medical Association; 
 
   (b) two from the 13Telangana Private Nursing 
Homes Association; 
 
   (c) two from reputed Non-Governmental 
Organisations working in the area of health and related 
activities; 
 
   (d) two from Zilla Samakhya; and 
 
   (e) two from legal professionals and consumer 
organisations. 
 
5B. The State Level Advisory Committee shall,- 
 
 (a) review the progress made in the registration 
process and give timely advice to the various authorities 
constituted for the purpose, for the proper and effective 
implementation of the Act; 
 
 (b) monitor the implementation of the provisions of the 
Act and rules in the State; 
 
 (c) monitor, review and recommend to Government 
regarding the implementation of the conditions by those 
private medical care establishments who availed tax 
concessions or as the case may be, customs duty 

                                                           
13. Substituted by G.O.Ms.No.111, Health, Medical & Family Welfare 
(D1) Department, dated 29.12.2015. 

Powers and 
functions of the 
State Level 
Advisory 
Committee. 



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exemption from the Central Government on importing 
medical equipment, or obtained land or being recognised 
as a referral hospital by the State Government as the case 
may be, for the treatment of Government employees 
regarding giving free medical treatment of both in-patient 
and out-patient to the poor patients, white ration card 
holders or other categories as may be notified by the 
Government from time to time; 
 
 (d) recommend to the Government, any modifications 
required in the rules in accordance with changes in 
technology or social conditions; 
 
 (e) order random inspections of the Private Medical 
Care Establishments without prior notice; and 
 
 (f) the other powers, functions and the procedure in 
constitution of the Committee shall be in such manner as 
may be prescribed. 
 
5C. The District Level Advisory Committee shall,- 
 
 (a) review the progress made in the registration 
process and give timely advice to the registration authority 
for the proper and effective implementation of the Act in the 
District concerned; 
 
 (b) monitor the implementation of the provisions of the 
Act and rules in the District concerned; 
 
 (c) monitor, review and recommend to State Level 
Advisory Committee regarding the implementation of the 
conditions by those private medical care establishments 
who availed tax concessions or as the case may be, 
customs duty exemption from the Central Government on 
importing medical equipment, or obtained land or being 
recognised as a referral hospital by the State Government 

Powers and 
functions of the 
District Level 
Advisory 
Committee. 



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as the case may be, for the treatment of Government 
employees regarding giving free medical treatment of both 
in-patient and out-patient to the poor patients, white ration 
card holders or other categories as may be notified by the 
Government from time to time; 
 
 (d) bring it to the notice of the State Level Advisory 
Committee any modifications required in the rules in 
accordance with changes in local needs or social 
conditions; 
 
 (e) nominate persons for the inspection teams and to 
review the contents of the inspection reports as per the 
need; and 
 
 (f) the other powers, functions and the procedure in 
constitution of the Committees shall be in such manner as 
may be prescribed. 
 
5D. (i) The term of office of a nominated member, both in 
State Level Committee or in District Level Committee, other 
than the ex-officio members, shall be three years; 
 
 (ii) If a casual vacancy occurs in the office of nominated 
members, whether by reason of death, resignation or 
inability to discharge functions owing to illness or any other 
incapacity, such vacancy shall be filled by the Government 
in respect of State Level Committee, or as the case may be, 
the District Collector in the case of the District Level 
Committee by making a fresh nomination and the member 
so nominated shall hold office for the remaining term of 
office of the person in whose place he is so nominated; 
 
 (iii) The Member-Convener shall perform such 
functions as may be assigned to him by the Chairman from 
time to time; 
 

The term of office 
of the Advisory 
Committee 
members. 



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 (iv) The intervening period between any two meetings 
of Advisory Committees constituted under the Act shall not 
exceed six months.] 
 
6. An application for registration or for renewal of 
registration of a private medical care establishment shall be 
made to the authority in such form and in such manner and 
accompanied by such fee as may be prescribed. 
 
7. (1) On receipt of an application made under section 6, 
the Authority may, if satisfied after causing such enquiry as 
may be considered necessary to be made and in 
accordance with such criteria as may be prescribed, issue a 
certificate of registration to the private medical care 
establishment subject to such terms and conditions as may 
by prescribed or, for reasons to be recorded in writing, 
refuse to register the private medical care establishments: 
 
 Provided that no order refusing to register a private 
medical care establishment shall be passed unless the 
applicant has been given an opportunity of being heard: 
 
 Provided further that an application for registration shall 
be disposed of by the Authority within such time as may be 
prescribed. 
 
 (2) Every certificate of registration shall be valid for a 
period of five years and may be renewed for a further period 
of five years at a time. 
 
 (3) The Authority may refuse to register a private 
medical care establishment, if it is satisfied that,- 
 
  14[(a) the applicant in the event of having been 
convicted of an offence; or] 

                                                           
14. Substituted by Act No.14 of 2006. 

Application for 
Registration. 

Certification of 
Registration. 



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  (b) the private medical care establishment does not 
have,- 
 
   (i) the financial capability to maintain the institution 
for which the registration is sought; or 
 
   (ii) the infrastructure including buildings, facilities for 
disposal of medical waste, essential medical equipment 
including protection measures from radiation and such 
other facilities as may be prescribed; or 
 
   (iii) the qualified personnel medical, paramedical 
and other staff, as may be prescribed; or 
 
   (iv) the standards of sanitation and hygiene as may 
be prescribed; or 
 
   (v) any other matter which may be prescribed by 
the rules; 
 
  (c) the private medical care establishment is likely to 
be used for purposes other than the purposes for which the 
registration is being sought. 
 
 (4) In case of an application for renewal of registration, 
in addition to any of the grounds specified in sub-section 
(3), the Authority may refuse to renew such registration if the 
applicant has not complied with the terms and conditions 
under which any concessions have been extended to and 
availed by the private medical care establishment under any 
scheme formulated by the Government of India or the 
Government of 15Telangana. 
 

                                                           
15. Substituted by G.O.Ms.No.111, Health, Medical & Family Welfare 
(D1) Department, dated 29.12.2015. 



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8. (1) The Authority may cause an inspection or enquiry in 
respect of any private medical care establishment, its 
buildings, laboratories and equipment and also the work 
conducted or done by such establishment, to be made by 
any team of atleast two officers, one of whom will be a 
Medical Officer, duly authorized by the Authority in this 
behalf. 
 
 (2) Any such team, upon receipt of a complaint or 
information in any form with due authorization by the 
Authority in this behalf may enter any private medical care 
establishment at any time with or without giving notice, 
examine and inspect any equipment, articles or documents 
and seize and take out therefrom and retain the same as 
long as may be necessary for the purposes of examination, 
analysis, investigation or evidence. 
 
 (3) The Authority shall communicate to the private 
medical care establishments its view with reference to the 
results of such inspection or enquiry and direct the 
establishment to undertake such steps within such period 
as it may deem necessary and the said establishment shall 
comply with the said directions: 
 
 Provided that no such directions shall be given without 
providing the said establishment an opportunity of making a 
representation. 
 
9. (1) If the Authority is satisfied suo motu or on a 
complaint that a private medical care establishment has 
violated any of the terms and conditions of the registration 
or any of the directions, it has given or has contravened any 
of the provision of this Act or the rules made thereunder, the 
Authority may order cancellation or suspension of the 
registration for such period as it may think fit: 
 

Inspection or 
enquiry. 

Cancellation or 
Suspension of 
Registration. 



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 Provided that before a registration is cancelled the 
private medical care establishment shall be given an 
opportunity of making a representation: 
 
 Provided further that where the Authority is of the 
opinion that it is necessary or expedient so to do in the 
public interest, it may, for reasons to be recorded in writing, 
suspend the registration of any private medical care 
establishment without issuing any notice. 
 
 (2) On the cancellation or suspension of the 
registration under sub-section (1), no person, shall be 
thereafter admitted in the said establishment either as an in-
patient or out-patient: 
 
 Provided that a person already admitted in the said 
establishment before the registration is cancelled or, as the 
case may be, suspended, shall continue to be treated 
therein until he is discharged and on the discharge of the 
last of such persons, the said establishment shall be closed. 
 
10. (1) Any person aggrieved by an order of the Authority 
refusing to register a private medical care establishment 
under section 7 or cancelling or suspending the registration 
under section 9, may file an appeal in such manner and 
within such period as may be prescribed before the 
Appellate Board constituted by the Government, by 
notification, in such manner as may be prescribed. 
 
 (2) The Appellate Board shall after giving an 
opportunity of hearing to the appellant, consider the appeal 
and pass such orders as it deems fit and such orders shall 
be final. 
 
 
 
 

Appeals. 



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CHAPTER - III 
PENALTIES 

 
11. (1) Any person,- 
 
  (a) who contravenes the provisions of this Act or rules 
made thereunder; 
 
  (b) being the holder of licence granted under this Act 
in respect of any private medical care establishment, uses 
or allows such establishment to be used for illegal purposes 
in contravention of terms and conditions shall be guilty of an 
offence and shall,- 
 
   16[(i) on conviction for a first offence be punishable 
with a fine which may extend to twenty thousand rupees; 
and 
 
   (ii) on conviction for a second or subsequent 
offence, be punishable with a fine which may extend to forty 
thousand rupees.] 
 
  and shall in addition be liable to a fine which may 
extend to five hundred rupees for every day for which the 
offence continues after conviction. 
 
 16[(2) Any person who contravenes any of the provision 
of this Act or any rules made under this Act shall be guilty of 
an offence provided for in this Act and shall on conviction be 
punishable with a fine, which may extend to one thousand 
rupees. 
 
 (3) Any person who knowingly serves in a medical care 
establishment which is not duly registered and licensed 
under this Act or which is used for immoral purposes shall 

                                                           
16. Substituted by Act No.37 of 2006. 

Offences and 
Penalties. 



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be guilty of an offence and shall be punishable with a fine 
which may extend to one thousand rupees.] 
 
 17[(4) [XXX] 
 
12. (1) Where any offence against any of the provisions of 
this Act or the rules made thereunder has been committed 
by a Company, every person, who at the time the offence 
was committed, was in charge of and was responsible to the 
company for the conduct of its business, as well as the 
Company, shall be deemed to be guilty of the offence and 
shall be liable to be proceeded against and punished 
accordingly: 
 
 Provided that nothing contained in this sub-section 
shall render any such person liable to any punishment, if he 
proves that the offence was committed without his 
knowledge or that he had exercised all due diligence to 
prevent the commission of such offence. 
 
 (2) Notwithstanding anything contained in sub-section 
(1), where any such offence was committed by a company 
and it is proved that the offence has been committed with 
the consent or connivance of, or is attributable to any 
neglect on the part of, any director, manager, secretary or 
other officer of the company, they shall also be deemed to 
be guilty of that offence and shall be liable to be proceeded 
against and punished accordingly. 
 
 Explanation: For the purposes of this section:- 
 
  (a) „Company‟ means a body corporate and includes 
a firm, association of persons or body of individuals whether 
incorporated or not; and 

                                                           
17. Omitted by Act No.37 of 2006. 

Offences by 
Companies. 



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  (b) „Director‟ in relation to a firm, means a partner in 
the firm and in relation to any association of persons or 
body of individuals, means any member controlling the 
affairs thereof. 
 

CHAPTER - IV 
MISCELLANEOUS 

 
13. No court inferior to that of a Metropolitan Magistrate or 
a Judicial Magistrate of the First Class shall try an offence 
punishable under this Act. 
 
14. No suit, prosecution or other legal proceedings shall lie 
against the Government or any person in respect of 
anything which is in good faith done or intended to be done 
under this Act or any rules made thereunder. 
 
15. No court shall take cognizance of any offence 
punishable under this Act except on a complaint made by 
the Authority or by an officer or person authorized by it in 
this behalf. 
 
16. The Authority and every officer or person exercising his 
functions on its behalf shall be deemed to be a public 
servant within the meaning of section 21 of the Indian Penal 
Code, 1860. 
 
17. If any doubt or difficulty arises in giving effect to the 
provisions of this Act or in the interpretation of any of any its 
provisions, the Government may by order, make provision 
or give such direction, not inconsistent with the provisions of 
this Act as may appear to it to be necessary or expedient for 
the removal of the doubt or difficulty. 
 
18. (1) The Government may, by notification, make rules 
for carrying out any of the purposes of this Act. 
 

Court competent 
to try offences 
under this Act. 

Protection of 
action taken in 
good faith. 

Cognizance of 
Offences. 

Public Servant. 
 
 
Central Act 45 of 1860. 

Power to remove 
doubts and 
difficulties. 

Power to make 
rules. 



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 (2) In particular and without prejudice to the generality 
of the foregoing powers, such rules may provide for all or 
any of the following matters, namely:- 
 
  (a) composition and procedure of the Authority and 
the Appellate Board; 
 
  (b) the principles, criteria and minimum standards for 
registration of a private medical care establishment; 
 
  (c) the terms and conditions for registration of a 
private medical care establishment; 
 
  (d) the form of application for registration of a private 
medical care establishment; 
 
  (e) the form of the periodical returns and statistics to 
be submitted by the private medical care establishment to 
the authority; 
 
  (f) the mode of holding meetings and the conduct of 
business by the authority and the Appellate Board; 
 
  (g) the fees payable for registration of a private 
medical care establishment and for renewal of the same; 
 
  (h) the principles and criteria for discharge of 
national/social obligations; 
 
  (i) any other matter which is required to be 
prescribed. 
 
 (3) Every rule made under this Act shall, immediately 
after it is made, be laid before the Legislature of the State if it 
is in session, and if it is not in session, in the session 
immediately following for a total period of fourteen days 
which may be comprised in one session or in two 



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successive sessions and if before the expiration of the 
session in which it is so laid or the session immediately 
following, the Legislature agrees in making any modification 
in the rule or in the annulment of the rule, the rule shall from 
the date on which the modification or annulment is notified 
have effect only in such modified form or shall stand 
annulled, as the case may be, so however that any such 
modification or annulment shall be without prejudice to the 
validity of anything previously done under that rule. 
 
19. Nothing in this Act shall apply to,- 
 
 (i) any medical care establishment established or 
administered or maintained by the Central or the State 
Government or any local authority or body constituted by or 
under any statute of a competent Legislature; and  
 
 (ii) any psychiatric hospital or psychiatric nursing home 
established or maintained under the Mental Health Act, 
1987. 
 

* * * 

Savings. 

Central Act 14 of 1987. 


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