The Act was assented to by the Governor of Punjab on: A. 11 August 2020 B. 28 July 2020 C. 15 July 2020 D. 01 September 2020 Correct answer is: B. 28 July 2020 📖 Read Detailed Explanation → MCQs on The Punjab Prevention of Hoarding Act 2020 Leave a Comment | Umar
The Act repealed: A. Punjab Anti-Hoarding Ordinance 2019 B. Punjab Prevention of Hoarding Ordinance 2020 C. Punjab Black Market Act 2018 D. Punjab Storage Act 2017 Correct answer is: B. Punjab Prevention of Hoarding Ordinance 2020 📖 Read Detailed Explanation → MCQs on The Punjab Prevention of Hoarding Act 2020 Leave a Comment | Umar
A. Punjab Anti-Hoarding Ordinance 2019 B. Punjab Prevention of Hoarding Ordinance 2020 C. Punjab Black Market Act 2018 D. Punjab Storage Act 2017
Government may amend the Schedule through: A. Special Magistrate order B. Gazette notification C. Court judgment D. Police recommendation Correct answer is: B. Gazette notification 📖 Read Detailed Explanation → MCQs on The Punjab Prevention of Hoarding Act 2020 Leave a Comment | Umar
The Act overrides: A. Punjab Local Government Act B. Other existing laws C. Civil Procedure Code D. CrPC Correct answer is: B. Other existing laws 📖 Read Detailed Explanation → MCQs on The Punjab Prevention of Hoarding Act 2020 Leave a Comment | Umar
Rules under the Act are made by: A. Court B. Government of Punjab C. Special Magistrate D. High Court Correct answer is: B. Government of Punjab 📖 Read Detailed Explanation → MCQs on The Punjab Prevention of Hoarding Act 2020 Leave a Comment | Umar
Officer may seek help of: A. Police & law enforcement agencies B. Only Market Committee C. Only District Administration D. Informers only Correct answer is: A. Police & law enforcement agencies 📖 Read Detailed Explanation → MCQs on The Punjab Prevention of Hoarding Act 2020 Leave a Comment | Umar
A. Police & law enforcement agencies B. Only Market Committee C. Only District Administration D. Informers only
No legal proceedings shall lie for actions taken: A. With malice B. In good faith C. Without Court order D. Without FIR Correct answer is: B. In good faith 📖 Read Detailed Explanation → MCQs on The Punjab Prevention of Hoarding Act 2020 Leave a Comment | Umar
Fine for false reporting may extend up to: A. Rs. 500,000 B. Rs. 1,000,000 C. Rs. 2,000,000 D. Rs. 5,000,000 Correct answer is: B. Rs. 1,000,000 📖 Read Detailed Explanation → MCQs on The Punjab Prevention of Hoarding Act 2020 Leave a Comment | Umar
False reporting is punishable with imprisonment up to: A. 1 year B. 2 years C. 3 years D. 5 years Correct answer is: C. 3 years 📖 Read Detailed Explanation → MCQs on The Punjab Prevention of Hoarding Act 2020 Leave a Comment | Umar
Stock declaration must include: A. Quantity, value, purchase date, sale details B. Only quantity and value C. Only invoices D. Only contracts Correct answer is: A. Quantity, value, purchase date, sale details 📖 Read Detailed Explanation → MCQs on The Punjab Prevention of Hoarding Act 2020 Leave a Comment | Umar
A. Quantity, value, purchase date, sale details B. Only quantity and value C. Only invoices D. Only contracts
Dealers must provide: A. Stock, purchase, sale, import, export info B. Only sales invoices C. Only bank records D. Only annual data Correct answer is: A. Stock, purchase, sale, import, export info 📖 Read Detailed Explanation → MCQs on The Punjab Prevention of Hoarding Act 2020 Leave a Comment | Umar
A. Stock, purchase, sale, import, export info B. Only sales invoices C. Only bank records D. Only annual data
Reward is calculated on: A. Total stock seized B. Value of fine imposed C. Amount released to Government exchequer D. Auction amount only Correct answer is: C. Amount released to Government exchequer 📖 Read Detailed Explanation → MCQs on The Punjab Prevention of Hoarding Act 2020 Leave a Comment | Umar
A. Total stock seized B. Value of fine imposed C. Amount released to Government exchequer D. Auction amount only
Informer gets reward of: A. 5% B. 10% C. 15% D. 20% Correct answer is: B. 10% 📖 Read Detailed Explanation → MCQs on The Punjab Prevention of Hoarding Act 2020 Leave a Comment | Umar
Appeal must be decided within: A. 7 days B. 15 days C. 30 days D. 60 days Correct answer is: C. 30 days 📖 Read Detailed Explanation → MCQs on The Punjab Prevention of Hoarding Act 2020 Leave a Comment | Umar
Appeal must be filed within: A. 7 days B. 15 days C. 30 days D. 60 days Correct answer is: C. 30 days 📖 Read Detailed Explanation → MCQs on The Punjab Prevention of Hoarding Act 2020 Leave a Comment | Umar
Appeal lies to: A. High Court B. Supreme Court C. District & Sessions Judge D. Deputy Commissioner Correct answer is: C. District & Sessions Judge 📖 Read Detailed Explanation → MCQs on The Punjab Prevention of Hoarding Act 2020 Leave a Comment | Umar
Trials must conclude within: A. 7 days B. 15 days C. 30 days D. 60 days Correct answer is: C. 30 days 📖 Read Detailed Explanation → MCQs on The Punjab Prevention of Hoarding Act 2020 Leave a Comment | Umar
Offences under the Act are tried: A. By Sessions Court B. By High Court C. By Special Magistrate D. By Civil Judge Correct answer is: C. By Special Magistrate 📖 Read Detailed Explanation → MCQs on The Punjab Prevention of Hoarding Act 2020 Leave a Comment | Umar
If a company commits offence, liable persons are: A. Directors, partners, managers, secretaries, owners, agents B. Only CEO C. Only Directors D. Only employees Correct answer is: A. Directors, partners, managers, secretaries, owners, agents 📖 Read Detailed Explanation → MCQs on The Punjab Prevention of Hoarding Act 2020 Leave a Comment | Umar
A. Directors, partners, managers, secretaries, owners, agents B. Only CEO C. Only Directors D. Only employees
Arrest under this Act can be made: A. Only with warrant B. Only by Police C. Without warrant by Officer D. Only after Court approval Correct answer is: C. Without warrant by Officer 📖 Read Detailed Explanation → MCQs on The Punjab Prevention of Hoarding Act 2020 Leave a Comment | Umar
All offences under this Act are: A. Bailable and non-cognizable B. Non-bailable and cognizable C. Compoundable D. Civil in nature Correct answer is: B. Non-bailable and cognizable 📖 Read Detailed Explanation → MCQs on The Punjab Prevention of Hoarding Act 2020 Leave a Comment | Umar
If accused is convicted, auction money goes to: A. Government exchequer B. Accused C. Informer D. Special Magistrate Correct answer is: A. Government exchequer 📖 Read Detailed Explanation → MCQs on The Punjab Prevention of Hoarding Act 2020 Leave a Comment | Umar
If accused is acquitted, auction money goes to: A. Government exchequer B. Informer C. Accused (with profit) D. Special Magistrate Correct answer is: C. Accused (with profit) 📖 Read Detailed Explanation → MCQs on The Punjab Prevention of Hoarding Act 2020 Leave a Comment | Umar
Auction proceeds are deposited in: A. Any commercial bank B. Punjab Bank C. National Bank of Pakistan D. State Bank of Pakistan Correct answer is: C. National Bank of Pakistan 📖 Read Detailed Explanation → MCQs on The Punjab Prevention of Hoarding Act 2020 Leave a Comment | Umar
Seized articles may be: A. Destroyed B. Auctioned C. Donated D. Stored indefinitely Correct answer is: B. Auctioned 📖 Read Detailed Explanation → MCQs on The Punjab Prevention of Hoarding Act 2020 Leave a Comment | Umar