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.”

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.

Sections 24–26 not apply to Chenab Canal land before:

A. 1 Jan 1890
B. 12 Aug 1896
C. 21 Jun 1912
D. 1 Apr 1893
Correct answer is: B. 12 Aug 1896
Special exemption applied to old allotments.

“Improvement” includes renewal of works if:

A. Merely repaired
B. Durably increase value
C. Done by contractor
D. Approved by committee
Correct answer is: B. Durably increase value
Only durable value increases counted.

Public right on thoroughfares includes width of:

A. 1 kadam
B. 1.5 kadams
C. 2 kadams
D. 3 kadams
Correct answer is: B. 1.5 kadams
Public right of way was fixed at 1.5 kadams.

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.

Tenant in breach of residence condition if absence is:

A. Temporary
B. Permanent
C. >6 months
D. Without info
Correct answer is: B. Permanent
Temporary absence not an infringement.

Grantees with proprietary rights bound by conditions in:

A. Collector
B. Act itself
C. BoR
D. Original conditions
Correct answer is: B. Act itself
Schedule II imposed by Act itself.

Non-Muslim tenant had how many months to declare succession?

A. 6
B. 12
C. 24
D. No limit
Correct answer is: B. 12
Non-Muslims had one year to opt for succession rules under conditions.

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.
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