The Punjab Abolition of Village Cess (Malba) Act, 1961

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In this Act, unless the context otherwise requires, "village cess" means the cess known as Malba, which is levied on the residents of a village for the purpose of meeting the expenses of the village and includes any other cess levied for similar purposes, by whatever name called.