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This section contains important Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) related to Judiciary, Constitution, Legal System, Pakistan Penal Code (PPC), Civil & Criminal Law, Evidence Act, CrPC, and other law-related topics. These MCQs are very useful for competitive exams such as PPSC, FPSC, SPSC, KPPSC, BPSC, NTS, CSS, PMS, Judiciary exams, and other recruitment tests.

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Judicial structure and functions in Pakistan

Constitutional provisions and amendments

Civil & Criminal procedure laws

Legal terminologies and principles

International law basics

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NOT a Lower Chenab Colony tenancy:

A. Camel-owning
B. Horse-breeding
C. Tree-planting
D. Village headmen
Correct answer is: B. Horse-breeding
Horse breeding not listed in Schedule I.

The Act came into force on:

A. 12 Mar 1912
B. 21 Jun 1912
C. 1 Jan 1913
D. Gazette publication date
Correct answer is: B. 21 Jun 1912
This was the notified enforcement date.

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.

Burden of proof lies on accused when:

A. Govt claims so
B. He must prove lawful authority, permit, or licence when prohibited from an act
C. In every case
D. In appeals
Correct answer is: B. He must prove lawful authority, permit, or licence when prohibited from an act
This is a rule of convenience where a fact is specially within the accused's knowledge (Section 16).

Protection applies to actions:

A. In negligence
B. In public view
C. In good faith
D. Approved by court
Correct answer is: C. In good faith
Section 17 grants immunity to officials acting honestly under the color of the law.
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