Power to abrogate tenancy conditions rests with:
Correct answer is: C. Board of Revenue (with govt approval)
BoR could alter conditions subject to govt.
Tenant with proprietary rights bound by:
Correct answer is: B. Schedule II
Proprietors followed conditions in Schedule II.
BoR can resume land if rights acquired by:
Correct answer is: B. Fraud/misrepresentation
Fraudulent acquisition led to resumption.
Female’s alienation rights (post-1944 amendment):
Correct answer is: B. As if inherited from last male
Law restricted females to inheritance rules.
Mares/camels exempt from attachment if progeny <
Correct answer is: C. 18m
Animals below 18 months not attachable.
Squatter on Govt land, Collector may resume:
Correct answer is: C. Without compensation
Illegal occupation got no compensation.
Max punishment for unauthorized cultivation:
Correct answer is: C. Fine 200k or jail 6m
Offence punishable by fine or jail.
Collector can confiscate crops for Sec 33 offence:
Correct answer is: A. (a)
Section 33(a) allowed confiscation of illegal crops.
Cess for village purposes can be levied by Collector on request of:
Correct answer is: B. Majority of tenants/owners
Community consent required.
Jurisdiction of Civil Courts is barred?
Correct answer is: A. TRUE
Collector’s powers excluded Civil Courts.