Punjab Land Revenue Act 1967 Mcqs
This section provides important and solved Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) from the Punjab Land Revenue Act, 1967, which is a vital law governing land administration, revenue collection, and settlement in Punjab. These MCQs cover key provisions, definitions, powers of revenue officers, and important sections of the Act.
These MCQs are especially helpful for candidates preparing for:
PPSC Exams (Tehsildar, Naib Tehsildar, Excise & Taxation Inspector, Assistant Commissioner, etc.)
Judiciary and Law related tests
Revenue and Settlement Department jobs
Other competitive examinations requiring knowledge of Punjab Land Revenue laws.
All questions are provided with correct answers and short explanations, making them a reliable resource for exam preparation.
A. 121
B. 122
C. 123
D. 124
Correct answer is: A. 121
Section 121 empowers BOR to make rules for boundary demarcation.
A. 01 Feb, 1894
B. 01 March, 1894
C. 01 April, 1894
D. None of these
Correct answer is: B. 01 March, 1894
The Land Acquisition Act historically came into force on 1 March 1894.
A. Revenue Officer
B. Land revenue
C. Landlords
D. None of these
Correct answer is: A. Revenue Officer
Courts/revenue authority may order deposit of rent with the Revenue Officer in some cases.
A. Nehri
B. Chahi
C. Abi
D. Barani
Correct answer is: B. Chahi
Land irrigated by wells/tube-wells is locally termed “chahi.”
A. Act I of 1977
B. Act II of 1877
C. Act I of 1877
D. Act II of 1977
Correct answer is: C. Act I of 1877
Reference to historical procedural statute (Act I of 1877) limiting relief by suit.
A. Sindh courts
B. Balochistan courts
C. Punjab courts
D. None of these
Correct answer is: C. Punjab courts
Historical deletion was effected by decisions/amendments applied in Punjab.
A. The Punjab Land Revenue Act 1998
B. The Punjab Land Revenue Act 1997
C. The Punjab Land Revenue Act 1996
D. The Punjab Land Revenue Act 1995
Correct answer is: A. The Punjab Land Revenue Act 1998
The 1998 provincial enactment effected abolition/reform of certain land revenue provisions.
A. Commissioner
B. Collector
C. Landlord
D. None of these
Correct answer is: B. Collector
Objections to acquisition are typically filed in writing to the Collector.
A. Collector
B. Landlord
C. Commissioner
D. All of these
Correct answer is: C. Commissioner
Final decision on acquisition objections is made by the Commissioner.
Correct answer is: D. 5
This entry lists five types of revenue officers (as per the source used).