What happens to seized goods?
Correct answer is: B. Auctioned and proceeds held till decision
Goods are auctioned, money kept until case is decided.
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📚 Table of Content
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1973 Constitutions MCQS -
Colonization of Government Lands Act 1912 MCQs -
MCQs on The Punjab Prevention of Hoarding Act 2020 -
MCQs The Punjab Price Control of Essential Commodities Act, 2024 -
Pakistan Penal Code Act 1860 MCQs -
Punjab Enforcement and Regulation Act (PERA) 2024 – MCQs
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Punjab Land Revenue Act 1967 Mcqs -
Punjab Tenancy Act, 1887 mcqs
Who is responsible for updating the list of essential goods?
Correct answer is: C. Government of Punjab
Punjab Government notifies updates to the list.
If a person is found not guilty, what happens to auction proceeds?
Correct answer is: B. Returned with earned profit
Innocent accused get full money back with profit.
What is the penalty for not reporting inventory?
Correct answer is: B. Imprisonment or fine
Non-reporting attracts punishment under the Act.
If convicted, what happens to auction proceeds?
Correct answer is: B. Confiscated by government
Proceeds are forfeited to the government if found guilty.
Are auctions allowed before final judgment?
Correct answer is: B. Yes, proceeds kept till court decision
Goods may be auctioned before judgment, money held until decision.
What is the penalty for not keeping stock records?
Correct answer is: C. Up to 3 years jail or Rs. 1 million fine or both
Failure to maintain stock records carries jail or fine.
What is the broader impact of the Hoarding Act?
Correct answer is: B. Controls artificial shortages, stabilizes prices, ensures supply
The Act aims to regulate market and ensure availability of essentials.
Are companies also liable under the Act?
Correct answer is: C. Yes, including responsible officers unless due diligence proven
Companies and responsible officers are liable.
Are trials under this Act summary in nature?
Correct answer is: B. Yes, summary in nature
The Act requires summary trials for speed.