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Colonization of Government Lands Act 1912 MCQs

“Download and practice 100 solved MCQs on The Colonization of Government Lands (Punjab) Act, 1912. These law-based objective questions cover definitions, succession rules, penalties, powers of the Collector, amendments, and schedules. Best resource for PPSC, CSS, PMS, and other competitive exams preparation.”

Punjab Tenancy Act, 1887, is generally:

A. Fully applicable
B. Not applicable
C. Only for Govt tenants & sub-tenants
D. Only if tenant agrees
Correct answer is: B. Not applicable
This Act acted as a special law and excluded the 1887 Act.

A person becomes tenant only after:

A. Applying
B. Written order + possession
C. First installment paid
D. Govt approval
Correct answer is: B. Written order + possession
Both written order and Collector’s permission for possession were required.

Grant of tenancy deemed transfer within meaning of:

A. Transfer of Property Act, 1882
B. Punjab Land Revenue Act, 1967
C. Crown Grants Act, 1895
D. Registration Act, 1908
Correct answer is: C. Crown Grants Act, 1895
Tenancies were treated as government grants under Crown Grants Act.

Govt dues recoverable as:

A. Civil debt
B. Arrears of land revenue
C. Fine
D. Property charge
Correct answer is: B. Arrears of land revenue
All dues treated as land revenue arrears.

Power to abrogate tenancy conditions rests with:

A. Collector
B. EDO (Revenue)
C. Board of Revenue (with govt approval)
D. Provincial Govt
Correct answer is: C. Board of Revenue (with govt approval)
BoR could alter conditions subject to govt.

“Tenant” includes:

A. Only original allottee
B. Allottee + successors
C. Only those who paid dues
D. Only residents
Correct answer is: B. Allottee + successors
Successors also considered tenants.

Purchaser deemed tenant until:

A. Builds house
B. Pays full money with interest
C. Cultivates once
D. Collector issues certificate
Correct answer is: B. Pays full money with interest
Buyer was tenant until full payment.

Giving false info to become tenant is:

A. Criminal offence
B. Breach of conditions
C. Ground for arrest
D. Civil matter
Correct answer is: B. Breach of conditions
It was treated as breach of tenancy, not a crime.
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