Sections 92–101
1. : Under Section 92(1), who issues the proclamation of intended sale after receiving sanction from the Board of Revenue?
(A) Deputy Commissioner
(B) Collector
(C) Commissioner
(D) Tahsildar
2. : What must the proclamation under Section 92 specify?
(A) Only the name of defaulter
(B) Date, time, place, property details, and amount due
(C) Only property value
(D) Government notification number
3. : According to Section 92(2), where shall the sale take place?
(A) At the Provincial Headquarters
(B) In the High Court premises
(C) At Collector’s office or a place near the property
(D) At the District Secretariat
4. : Under Section 93, a Revenue Officer is not answerable for an error in the proclamation unless it is committed ______.
(A) By accident
(B) Negligently
(C) Dishonestly
(D) Repeatedly
5. : Under Section 94(1), where must a copy of the proclamation be affixed?
(A) District Court
(B) Office of the Tahsildar
(C) Commissioner’s Office
(D) Treasury Office
6. : Section 94(3) allows the proclamation to be posted in which local office?
(A) Municipal Corporation
(B) Union Administration Office
(C) District Education Office
(D) Provincial Secretariat
7. : As per Section 95(1), the sale shall not take place on which day?
(A) Monday
(B) Sunday
(C) Friday
(D) Tuesday
8. : According to Section 95(1), how many days must pass between the posting of proclamation and the sale?
(A) 10 days
(B) 20 days
(C) 25 days
(D) 30 days
9. : Who may conduct the sale under Section 95(2)?
(A) The Provincial Minister
(B) Collector or a Revenue Officer specially appointed
(C) Local Council Chairman
(D) Court of Wards
10. : Under Section 96, the Collector may postpone the sale for what reason?
(A) On verbal request of defaulter
(B) For personal convenience
(C) For reasons recorded in writing
(D) For political reasons
11. : Under Section 97, the sale shall be stayed if the defaulter pays the arrear and recovery costs ______.
(A) After the auction is completed
(B) Before bidding is completed
(C) After registration of sale
(D) After property transfer
12. : Under Section 97, who must be satisfied that payment has been made before staying the sale?
(A) Commissioner
(B) Officer conducting the sale
(C) District Judge
(D) Board of Revenue
13. : As per Section 98, what percentage of the bid amount must be deposited immediately by the highest bidder?
(A) 10%
(B) 15%
(C) 20%
(D) 25%
14. : The highest bidder becomes the purchaser under Section 98 after depositing 25%, subject to what condition?
(A) Approval by Collector
(B) Exercise of any right of pre-emption
(C) Approval by Court of Wards
(D) Payment verification by Tahsildar
15. : Under Section 99, if the highest bidder fails to pay the deposit, the property shall be ______.
(A) Given to second-highest bidder
(B) Forfeited to government
(C) Put to auction again
(D) Returned to the defaulter
16. : What may be recovered from the defaulting bidder as per Section 99?
(A) Court fees only
(B) Expenses of first sale and price deficiency
(C) Half of the bid amount
(D) Collector’s service charges
17. : According to Section 100, the full purchase money must be paid within how many days from declaration of purchaser?
(A) 10 days
(B) 15 days
(C) 20 days
(D) 30 days
18. : If the purchaser defaults in payment under Section 101, what happens to his deposit?
(A) Refunded with interest
(B) Forfeited to Government
(C) Returned after deduction
(D) Adjusted in next auction
19. : Under Section 101, who may sanction that the forfeited deposit be applied to reduce arrears?
(A) Deputy Commissioner
(B) Commissioner
(C) Collector only
(D) Board of Revenue
20. : After forfeiture and sanction, what happens to the property under Section 101?
(A) Sold again
(B) Returned to defaulter
(C) Transferred to government custody permanently
(D) Leased for one year
