Section 29 of PLRA : Section 29: Village-Officers? Cess
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Explanation using Example
Imagine a village in Punjab where the local government decides to fund the remuneration of village officers such as the village accountant (Patwari) and watchman (Chowkidar). To do this, they issue a notification imposing a new charge known as the 'village-officers' cess'. This cess is set at a rate of 0.06 (one anna) for every 100 rupees of the annual value of land, as defined by the Pun...
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