Chandigarh · 1966 · Act 8
The Punjab Salaries and Allowances (Validation) Act, 1966
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1966 : Pb. Act 8] SALARIES AND ALLOWANCES 751
(VALIDATION)
'THE PUNJAB SALARIES AND ALLOWANCES
(VALIDATION) ACT, 1966
(Punyas Acr 8 or 1966).
[Received the assent of the Governor of Punjab on the
20th April, 1966 and was Jfirst published for
general information in the Punjab Government
Gazette (Extraordinary), dated the 929nd April,
1966.]
AN
Act
to validate the act of providing at Simla during the
summer season of the year 1964 a residential
house free of charge to persons holding in
the State of Punjab the office of a
Minister, the Chairman of the Punjab
Legislative Council or the Speaker
of the Punjab Legislative Assembly.
BE it enacted by the Legislature of the State of
Punjab in the Seventeenth Year of the Republic of
India as follows :—
1. This Act may be called the Punjab Salaries shor it
and Allowances (Validation) Act, 1966.
2. The act of providing at Simla during the Validatio:.
summer season of the year 1964 a residential house
free of charge to any person holding in the State of
Funjab the office of a Minister, the Chairman of the
Punjab Legislative Council or the Speaker of the
Punjab Legislative Assembly is hereby validated and
shall not be called in question on the ground that no
provision exists for such purposes in the relevant laws
determining their salaries and allowances, namely:—
(1) The East Punjab Ministers’ Salaries Act,
1947;
For Statement of Objects and Reasons, sce Pumjeb Government
Gazette (Extraordinary), 1966,page 316.
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(2) The Punjab Legislative Council Chairman’s
and Deputy Chairman’s Salaries and Allow-
ances Act, 1952; and
(3) The Punjab Legislative Assembly Speaker’s
and Deputy: Speaker’s Salaries Act, 1937.