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The Punjab Passenger and Goods Taxation Act, 1952Union territory Act of Chandigarh · Act 16 of 1952

(1) A registration certificat re ribed manner to any o ate shall be gri | he Prped authority y owner applying ee te the vation Ente a fee of one rupee * 5 .

(2) Every such registration certi itnout renewal till it is sa elled or suse at be valid

(3) No registration. certificate s person who has not registered. his ee ea e ie any Mo vehicles Act, 1939, and if any such re i - apder that Act 1s suspended or cancelled, any ree ation vertificate granted under this Act shall be Yee to be s the case may be. ° gyspended or cancelled, a atisfied that any ‘If, rescribed authority is S owner 15 jiable to pay tax under the provisions of this Act in respect of any period but who has willfully failed y for registration OF to i i giving the owner of being heard, assess the amount of tax, if any, due from direct that the ownet shali pay in the sum not by way ° erfive times the am f the tax so assessed].

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(5) If an owner, who has bee registration under sub-section (1) transfers, discontinues or closes his business, he shall inform th prescribe nutority within thirty days his | d the sa authority shall cance t ‘tration cer date of transfer, discontinuance or closing dow business.

! owner any perso” claiming O on rep deat ee the t aae ase shall inform ‘thin a perio’ | to be the le me O gal re resentati ve the prescribed wuthority of this fact Ww!

thirty days.

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«de jg’ rest der the : ‘ ‘ yehicle 38 registered un in which h is motor VTof 1953+ ai t e amount of the * ‘The ; a M words “‘in the dist ct Olor Vehicles Act, 1539", rict tted by Punia? times Punta a for the words “One Yad a half © Act No. 11 of 1965.

Exemptions.

Supply of time table and table of tg the prescri fares and freights.

70. PASSENGERS AND GOODS TAXATION [1952:Phb. Act XV] i i Il thereu 7) The rescribed authority shall pon trang the Create iD the name of the applicant. fer tor vehic] 7) When any owner transfers any mo icle, t seansteroe shall be liable to pay tax and penalty, if a remaining unpaid by the transferer up to the date of reansfer as if he was the registered owner , and the trang.

aid motor vehicle without gettin feree shall not ply the sac cle w. , himself registered Or getting his registration certificate amended, if he is already registered.

1110. The Central Government] may, by general or special order and subject to specific conditions, if any, n or Class of persons from the operation exempt any perso as L Ti tne c of all or any of the provisions of this Act, if in its opinion, such exemption would promote national! or public interest),

11. An owner shall, in the prescribed manner, furnish bed authority a table of fares and freights of public service vehicles and public carriers, a table regulating timings of arrival and departure of motor vehicles and such other particulars connected with the business as the prescribed authority may by order from time to time require.

Arrears of tax 12, Any arrears of tax or penalty imposed under to be recovered as arrears of land revenue.

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this Act shall be recoverable as an arrear of land revenue.

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ActThe Punjab Passenger and Goods Taxation Act, 1952
Section9
JurisdictionUnion territory of Chandigarh
StatusIn force as published by the source

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