Bare Act

The Punjab Tobacco Vend Fees (Repealing) Act, 1953

The Punjab Tobacco Vend Fees (Repealing) Act, 1953, is a legislative instrument designed to remove an obsolete law from the statute books of Punjab. Its primary function is to formally repeal "The Punjab Tobacco Vend Fees Act, 1934." By enacting this legislation, the state legislature effectively abolished the legal requirement for tobacco vendors to pay the specific fees mandated under the 1934 Act. For the ordinary citizen or business owner, this Act signifies the end of a specific regulatory tax burden. It serves as a housekeeping measure, ensuring that the legal framework remains current by eliminating redundant or outdated financial obligations.

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