judiciary and Law MCQs
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A. General public
B. Tenants & proprietors
C. All landowners
D. Tribal authorities
Correct answer is: B. Tenants & proprietors
It regulated tenancy and proprietary rights in govt colonies.
A. 1910 & 1911
B. 1911 & 1912
C. 1912 only
D. 1893 & 1912
Correct answer is: B. 1911 & 1912
Committee report came in these years.
Correct answer is: C. III
Proprietors covered under Chapter III.
A. One
B. Two
C. Three
D. Four
Correct answer is: B. Two
Schedule I and II attached.
A. Definitions
B. Penalties & re-entry
C. Succession & transfer
D. Statements of conditions
Correct answer is: B. Penalties & re-entry
Supplementary provisions dealt with penalties.
A. Tenant
B. Govt
C. Public
D. Community
Correct answer is: B. Govt
Govt retained certain rights.
A. 1944, 1951, 1969
B. 1912, 1920, 1930
C. 1973, 1985, 2000
D. 1893, 1912, 1967
Correct answer is: A. 1944, 1951, 1969
Amendments brought important changes.
A. Provincial Govt
B. BoR
C. Incoming tenant
D. Village fund
Correct answer is: C. Incoming tenant
New tenant reimburses old tenant’s improvements.
A. BoR approval
B. Hearing tenant
C. Formal trial
D. Tenant admission
Correct answer is: B. Hearing tenant
Opportunity of hearing required.
A. 10k
B. 50k
C. 100k
D. 200k
Correct answer is: D. 200k
Maximum fine raised to Rs. 200,000.
A. Criminal Courts
B. Civil Courts
C. High Courts
D. Supreme Court
Correct answer is: B. Civil Courts
Civil courts excluded where Collector empowered.
A. Village committee
B. BoR
C. Collector
D. EDO (Revenue)
Correct answer is: C. Collector
Collector ensured boundary maintenance.
A. Industrial development
B. Agricultural colonization & land admin
C. Urban housing
D. Mining rights
Correct answer is: B. Agricultural colonization & land admin
Purpose was agricultural settlement of govt lands.
A. TRUE
B. FALSE
C. -
D. -
Correct answer is: A. TRUE
Aim was better colonization and administration.
A. Tenants
B. Public servants
C. Proprietors
D. Lawyers
Correct answer is: B. Public servants
Officers protected from lawsuits for good faith acts.
A. Water
B. Mines & minerals
C. Timber & forests
D. Buildings
Correct answer is: B. Mines & minerals
Minerals always remained govt property.
A. Any first allottee
B. Only male first allottee
C. Male transferee of allottee
D. Both b & c
Correct answer is: D. Both b & c
Covers both male allottee and male transferee.
A. PPC
B. Section 16
C. Section 24
D. CrPC
Correct answer is: B. Section 16
Section 16 specifically covers false info.
A. Payment
B. Services
C. Request
D. Inheritance
Correct answer is: B. Services
Tenancy linked to services rendered.
A. Civil court only
B. Collector order
C. After 7 years
D. Never
Correct answer is: B. Collector order
Collector had authority to eject.
A. Govt
B. Grantee
C. Public
D. Village residents
Correct answer is: C. Public
Public right of way was protected.
A. Stricter penalties
B. Muslim Law for Muslim tenants
C. Definition of improvement
D. Power to levy cess
Correct answer is: B. Muslim Law for Muslim tenants
Succession law changed in 1951.
A. Court
B. Forest Dept
C. Collector
D. Tenant
Correct answer is: C. Collector
Collector had authority to assess damage.
A. Original tenants
B. Female proprietors
C. Tree-planting tenants
D. Squatters
Correct answer is: B. Female proprietors
It clarified female proprietors’ alienation rights.
A. 1893
B. 1912
C. 1944
D. 1951
Correct answer is: B. 1912
Enforced from 1912.
