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THE PUNJAB LAND REVENUE ACT 1967 MCQs

section 25 to 45

1. : According to Section 26, a proclamation by a Revenue Officer shall be made by which of the following methods?

(A) Publication in the Gazette only


(B) Beat of drum or other customary method


(C) Newspaper advertisement


(D) Official notice board only



2. : Under Section 27, every inquiry under the Punjab Land Revenue Act shall be deemed to be a __________.

(A) Civil suit


(B) Judicial proceeding


(C) Administrative process


(D) Government order



3. : According to Section 27(1), a Revenue Officer holding an inquiry shall be deemed to be a __________ for the purpose of such inquiry.

(A) Magistrate


(B) Court


(C) Tribunal


(D) Executive Officer



4. : Under Section 27(2), every hearing and decision in an inquiry shall be conducted in __________.

(A) Private chambers


(B) Closed sessions


(C) Public


(D) Online form



5. : Under Section 28, who has the power to declare the language to be used in Revenue Offices?

(A) Commissioner


(B) Collector


(C) Government


(D) Board of Revenue



6. : As per Section 29, arrest of a defaulter may be made upon __________.

(A) Verbal order of Revenue Officer


(B) Complaint by any person


(C) Warrant issued by the Revenue Officer


(D) Written request by Collector



7. : Section 30 authorizes a Revenue Officer to enter any land or premises for purposes such as __________.

(A) Entertainment


(B) Political meetings


(C) Measurement and assessment


(D) Religious activities



8. : According to the first proviso of Section 30, no human dwelling shall be entered without __________.

(A) Permission of police


(B) Consent of the occupier or prior notice


(C) Presence of two witnesses


(D) Court warrant



9. : Section 30 further requires that due regard shall be paid to __________ of occupiers.

(A) Political opinions


(B) Financial status


(C) Social and religious prejudices


(D) Physical disabilities



10. : Under Section 31(1), a Revenue Officer (other than Assistant Collector 1st Grade) may exercise powers within __________.

(A) The whole Province


(B) His jurisdiction


(C) The entire district


(D) Any nearby tehsil



11. : According to Section 31(2), an Assistant Collector of the first grade may exercise powers within __________.

(A) Province


(B) District


(C) Division


(D) Tehsil



12. : Proceedings held on holidays before a Revenue Officer shall be considered __________.

(A) Invalid


(B) Voidable


(C) Valid


(D) Subject to approval



13. : Under Section 32, which type of day’s proceedings are not invalid merely because of the day’s status?

(A) Election day


(B) Official holiday


(C) Friday


(D) Public meeting day



14. : According to Section 33, who may prescribe which Revenue Officers shall use seals and their descriptions?

(A) Board of Revenue


(B) Provincial Assembly


(C) Government


(D) District Collector



15. : Under Section 34, a Revenue Officer may give and apportion the __________ of any proceedings.

(A) Titles


(B) Costs


(C) Rewards


(D) Penalties



16. : If the Revenue Officer decides that costs shall not follow the event, he must __________.

(A) Record his reasons


(B) Pay costs himself


(C) Forward case to Collector


(D) Seek Board approval



17. : Section 35 deals with penalty for failure to comply with __________.

(A) Government order


(B) Police instruction


(C) Summons, notice, order or proclamation


(D) Revenue report



18. : Under Section 35, failure to attend when summoned may result in a fine up to __________ rupees.

(A) 100


(B) 200


(C) 500


(D) 1000



19. : The discretion to impose a fine under Section 35 lies with the __________.

(A) District Judge


(B) Magistrate


(C) Revenue Officer


(D) Deputy Commissioner



20. : The Punjab Land Revenue Act mentions that all inquiries under it are judicial within the meaning of which law?

(A) Civil Procedure Code


(B) Pakistan Penal Code, 1860


(C) Constitution of Pakistan


(D) Criminal Procedure Code



More MCQs on THE PUNJAB LAND REVENUE ACT 1967 

  1. Section 1 to 4
  2. Section 5 to 6
  3. Section 7 to 15
  4. section 15 to 25
  5. section 25 to 45
  6. section 45 to 55
  7. section 55 to 61
  8. section 62 to 70
  9. Sections 70 to 77
  10. Sections 77–85
  11. section 86 to 90
  12. Sections 92–101
  13. Sections 102–112
  14. Sections 113–118
  15. Sections 119–127
  16. Sections 128–135-A
  17. Sections 136–142-A
  18. Sections 143–149
  19. Sections 150–161
  20. Sections 162–167
  21. Sections 168 to 177
  22. Sections 178 to 184
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