Question Starts.

1. The term “estate” under the Assam Land and 7. Under the Assam Land and Revenue Regulation,
Revenue Regulation, 1886, does not include: 1886, which of the following persons is not bound
(a) Any land subject to the payment of land to give immediate notice of the fact that any
revenue, for the discharge of which a permanent boundary mark lawfully erected on any
separate engagement has been entered land is injured, destroyed or removed, or requires
into repairs, to the prescribed Revenue Officer:
(b) Any land subject to the payment of or (a) The proprietor of the said land
assessed with a separate amount as land (b) The settlement holder of the said land
revenue (c) Any person living in the neighbourhood of
(c) Any land which is for the time being the said land
entered in the Deputy Commissioner’s (d) Any person occupying the said land as a
register of revenue, for which no separate tenant
engagement has been entered into
(d) Any char or island thrown up in a navigable 8. Any land which is exempted from assessment
river which under the laws in force is at the under the express terms of any grant made or
disposal of the Government confirmed by, or on behalf of, the Government,
under the Assam Land and Revenue Regulation,
1886, is:
2. “Agricultural year” under the Assam Land and (a) Not liable to assessment of revenue
Revenue Regulation, 1886, means the year (b) Liable to assessment of revenue
commencing on: (c) Not liable to assessment of revenue, only if
(a) The first of January the Government directs
(b) The first of April (d) Liable to assessment of revenue, only if the
(c) Such date, as the State Government may, Government directs
in the case of any specified local area, by
notification appoint
(d) Both (b) and (c) 9. Under the Assam Land and Revenue Regulation,
1886, if a person to whom a settlement has been
3. “Rights over land” under the Assam Land and offered does not, within the prescribed time, does
Revenue Regulation, 1886, does not include rights not deliver such an acceptance or inform the
over land included in: Settlement Officer in the prescribed manner that he
(a) A protected forest has refused the proposed settlement, he shall be
(b) A reserve forest deemed:
(c) A private land (a) To have accepted the settlement, even if
(d) A forest land the Settlement Officer does not direct so
(b) To have accepted the settlement, if the
Settlement Officer by order in writing so
4. X, a landholder of Y land, voluntarily relinquishes Y directs
land and ceases to pay revenue assessed thereon (c) To have postponed his acceptance
in the year 1986. Under the Assam Land and (d) To have refused the settlement
Revenue Regulation, 1886, X’s status of landholder
of Y land: 10. Under the Assam Land and Revenue Regulation,
(a) Is forfeited w.e.f. 1886 1886, when the whole or part of the land comprised
(b) Is forfeited immediately in an estate is held in severalty, the Settlement
(c) Will continue till Y land is bought by another Officer shall, on the application of one or more of
person the settlement holders, may make an order
(d) Will continue till the State Government apportioning to several holdings the revenue
directs otherwise assessed on the estate. This statement is:
(a) True
(b) False
5. Under the Assam Land and Revenue Regulation, (c) Partially true
1886, a settlement-holder who is not a land holder (d) None of the above.
shall have ________ over the land held by him
beyond such as are expressed in his settlement
lease.
(a) Limited rights 11. “Family holding” under the MLR&LR Act, 1960,
(b) Full rights means land used for agricultural purposes which is
(c) Partial equal to:
(d) No rights. (a) Five hectares in area
(b) Five sq. acres in area
6. Under the Assam Land and Revenue Regulation, (c) Three hectares in area
1886, settlement operations may consist of: (d) Three sq. acres in area
(a) Survey and demarcation
(b) Assessment of land revenue
(c) Records pf rights
(d) All the above.

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12. Under the MLR&LR Act, 1960, improvement in 18. Under the MLR&LR Act, 1960, on an application
relation to any land does not include: made to the survey officer or on his own motion, a
(a) The conversion of one crop to two-crop bona fide mistake on an entry in the record of rights
land may be corrected within ______ from the date of
(b) The construction of works for the drainage final publication of the record of rights:
of the land (a) Three months
(c) The reclaiming, clearing, enclosing, (b) Six months
levelling or terracing of and used for (c) Twelve months
agricultural purposes (d) Twenty four months
(d) The reclaiming, clearing, enclosing,
levelling or terracing of and used for 19. When a local area is under settlement under the
construction purposes MLR&LR Act, 1960, the duty of maintaining the
maps and land records may, by orders of the state
13. Under the MLR&LR Act, 1960, a tehsil is placed government, be transferred:
under the charge of a: (a) From the Settlement Officer to the Deputy
(a) Sub Divisional Officer Commissioner
(b) Sub Divisional Collector (b) From the Deputy Commissioner to the
(c) Sub Deputy Collector Revenue Officer
(d) Assistant Collector (c) From the Deputy Commissioner to the Map
Officer
(d) From the Deputy Commissioner to the
14. Under the MLR&LR Act, 1960, unless it is Settlement Officer
otherwise expressly provided in the terms of a grant
made by the Government, the right to mines,
minerals or mineral products vests with: 20. By what process an arrear of land revenue may be
(a) Lessor of the grant recovered under the MLR&LR Act, 1960?
(b) Lessee of the grant (a) By disdain and sale of the defaulter’s
(c) The Government movable property
(d) None of the above (b) By attachment and sale of the defaulter’s
immovable property
15. The rights to all trees or other natural products (c) By serving a written notice of demandon
growing on or by the side of any public road or the defaulter
path, under the MLR&LR Act, 1960, vest in: (d) All the above.
(a) The person(s) who nourishes the trees
(b) The Mayor of the Municipal Corporation 21. The Manipur Land Revenue and Land Reforms Act,
(c) The Government 1960–
(d) None of the above. (a) extends to those areas as specified from
time to time issued by the order of the State
Government.
16. Under the MLR&LR Act, 1960, any person in (b) extends to the whole of the State of
possession of the land shall be primarily liable for Manipur except the hill areas thereof.
the payment of land revenue assessed on land, (c) extends to the whole of the State of
provided: Manipur except the hill areas thereof:
(a) the person is promised to share equally
with the owner of the land for the amount Provided that the State Government may,
paid by him by notification in the official Gazette, extend
(b) the person shall be entitled to credit from the whole or any part of any section of the
the owner of the land for the amount paid Act to any of the hill areas of Manipur also
by him as may be specified in such notification.
(c) the person is promised to credit by a (d) does not extend to any part of the hill
relative of the owner of the land for the areas.
amount paid by him
(d) None of the above. 22. Sub-section (1) of section 14 of the Manipur Land
Revenue and Land Reforms Act, 1960 empowers
the Deputy Commissioner of the district to allot land
17. Under the MLR&LR Act, 1960, the table of revenue for -
rates submitted by the settlement officer to the (a) agricultural purposes
state government may be confirmed by the (b) the purpose of an industry
government, with modification if any, and shall be (c) for commercial purposes
published in : (d) for fisheries
(a) The Notice Board of the settlement office
(b) A newspaper having wide publicity in the
state
(c) The public announcement system
(d) Official Gazette

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23. Choose the correct option of the officers who have 30. Subject to the provisions of the MLR&LR Act, 1960
the power to take cognizance of all matters and rules, all or any proceedings taken by a
connected with the survey of land, the settlement of Revenue Officer shall apply the –
revenue rates and the preparation and (a) Code of Civil Procedure
maintenance of land records:- (b) Code of Criminal Procedure
(a) Sub-Divisional Officer, Assistant Survey & (c) Allotment Rules
Settlement Officer (d) Land Bye- Laws
(b) Deputy Commissioner, Sub-Deputy
Collector 31. The Assam Land and Revenue Regulation, 1886 –
(c) Director of Settlement and Land Records, (a) has been repealed by the M.L.R. & L.R.
Assistant Survey and Settlement Officer Act, 1960
(d) Survey and Settlement Officer, Sub- (b) is still in force in the State of Manipur
Divisional Officer (c) is in force in the office of Deputy
Commissioner
24. Choose the option which are all revenue officers – (d) is in force in the office of Sub-Deputy
Collector
(a) District Magistrate, Revenue Inspector,
Sub-Divisional Magistrate 32. Rules made under the MLR & LR Act, 1960
(b) Additional Deputy Commissioner, Sub- (a) are required to be placed in the State
Divisional Officer Legislative Assembly
(c) Executive Magistrate, Settlement (b) are not required to be placed in the State
Supervisor, Supervisor Kanungo Legislative Assembly
(d) Sub-Deputy Collector, Sub-Divisional (c) are required to be published in the Manipur
Magistrate. Gazette only without placing in the
Assembly
25. A Revenue Officer while exercising power under (d) are not compulsorily required to be
the MLR & LR Act, 1960 to inquire into or decide published in the State Gazette
any question arising for determination between the
Government and any person or between parties, 33. Every application, appeal or other proceeding
shall be – before a Revenue Officer shall bear
(a) a postage stamp of such value as may be
(a) a Revenue Court notified by the State Government
(b) an Arbitrator (b) a revenue stamp of such value as
(c) a Commission of Inquiry determined by the State Government
(d) a Magisterial office (c) a court-fee stamp of such value as
prescribed
26. An appeal shall lie from every original order, if the (d) an affidavit swornin before a Judicial
order is passed by the Sub-Divisional Officer, to the Magistrate
-
a) Sub-divisional Officer 34. All applications presented to a Revenue Court
b) Tribunal (a) shall be disposed of by order
c) Deputy Commissioner (b) shall be disposed of by letter
d) Assistant Survey and Settlement Officer (c) shall be disposed of by notification
(d) shall be disposed of by memorandum
27. The limitation of appeal in the case of first appeal is
–
a) 15 days 35. Where a boundary dispute exists, the survey officer
b) 7 days shall decide
c) 30 days (a) after an enquiry at the spot
d) 45 days (b) not necessarily without enquiry on the spot
(c) by presumption on the dispute
28. ‘Fragment’ means a holding of less than – (d) on the material produced by the applicant
a) one hectare
b) one and half hectare 36. For diversion of land in specified areas, -
c) two hectares
d) three hectares (a) prior approval of the Government shall be
obtained
(b) prior approval of the Cabinet shall not be
29. When question of title arises in a partition case, the required
Deputy Commissioner – (c) approval of the Minister in-charge of the
a) shall be guided by the decision of the Civil Revenue Department is sufficient
Court (d) approval of the Deputy Commissioner is
b) need not be guided by the decision of the sufficient
Civil Court
c) shall act on the order of the Chief Secretary
d) shall act on the decision of the local club

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37. Every sum on account of the land revenue shall be 43. The value of land used for agricultural purpose can
payable to the office of - be determined by the revenue officer after taking
into consideration –
(a) the Sub-Deputy Collector (a) the market value of the dwelling house
(b) the Deputy Commissioner neighbourhood to that land
(c) the Revenue Inspector (b) the market value of the similar land used
(d) the Asstt Survey & Settlement Officer for similar purpose at any place
(c) the market value of the similar land used
38. If any person on whom a summons to attend as for similar purpose in the neighbourhood
witness or to produce any document has been (d) the market value of the land as so
served fails to comply with the summons, the officer determined by the Deputy Commissioner at
may - his discretion

(a) issue abailable warrant of arrest and order 44. A landless person under the MLR&LR(Allotment of
to furnish security Land) Rules, 1962, does not include:
(b) re-summon till the appearance of the (a) A person who does not possess or hold
person land exceeding one basic holding
(c) ask the person to be represented by (b) A person along with his family, if he has a
another member of his family family, who do not possess or hold land
(d) direct the person to approach the exceeding one basic holding
Commissioner (Revenue) to stay his (c) An agricultural worker
appearance. (d) Either (a) or (b)

39. If any party to a case or proceeding before a 45. To be eligible for allotment of land under section 14
Revenue Officer does not appear on the date fixed of the MLR&LR(Allotment of Land) Rules, 1962, the
for hearing, person should be:
(a) the case or proceeding may be heard and (a) An Indian national
determined in his absence (b) An Indian citizen
(b) the case or proceeding may be heard and (c) A person born and brought up in India
determined in his absence or may be (d) Any of above three
dismissed for default. 46. In allotting land for construction of a dwelling house
(c) the case or proceeding cannot be heard of the MLR&LR(Allotment of Land) Rules, 1962, a
and determined in his absence at all landless agricultural worker or an artisan, not
(d) the case or proceeding may be heard and owning any house or site for a house, is preferred
determined only after thirty days from the over any other person not owning any house or site
date of hearing for a house and who intends to build the house for
personal habitation. The above statement is:
40. No second appeal may lie – (a) True
(a) after the expiry of ninety days (b) False
(b) after the expiry of eighty days (c) Partially true
(c) after the expiry of seventy days (d) None of the above.
(d) after expiry of sixty days 47. When there are more than one applicant who are
entitled to the same preference under the
41. A revenue officer subordinate to the Deputy MLR&LR(Allotment of Land) Rules, 1962, the
Commissioner may review, any order passed by allotment shall be made:
him or by any of his predecessor, (a) To the first applicant
(a) without the permission of the Deputy (b) By apportioning equally to all applicants
Commissioner within thirty days from the (c) By draw of lot
date of the order (d) To the highest bidder
(b) within sixty days from the date of the order
without the permission of the Deputy 48. Disputes arising from titles may be tried by –
Commissioner (a) the District Magistrate
(c) within ninety days from the date of the (b) the Civil Court
order with the permission of the Deputy (c) the Superintendent of Police
Commissioner (d) the Commissioner (Revenue) to the
(d) within ninety days from the date of the Government of Manipur
order without the permission of the Deputy 49. The conduct of revenue survey and the preparation
Commissioner or revision of record-of-rights shall consist of the
following stages –
42. Where any order is passed by a revenue officer (a) offer of settlement followed by cadastral
directing any person to deliver possession of land survey
or the eviction of any from land, the compliance of (b) revenue attestation followed by field
the order can be made – classification
(a) by agreement (c) traverse survey first and then cadastral
(b) by contract survey
(c) by use of force (d) publication of draft record-of-rights first and
(d) by enforcing excess revenue then record attestation

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 54. The operation carried out in accordance with the
50. Please read the following order passed by the provisions of Survey and Settlement of Land
Court of the Sub-Deputy Collector in a mutation Revenue in order to determine or revise the land
case and answer the correct option : revenue payable on lands in any local area are
called –
“ In the Court of the Sub-Deputy Collector, Bishnupur (a) a revenue survey
Mutation Case No.158 of 2015 (b) a settlement survey
(c) a revision of revenue survey
LeishamthengChaoba Singh of Bishnupur (d) the term of settlement
… Petitioner
Vs 55. For the purpose of determining the revenue rates,
MaibamSorojini Devi of Nambol the settlement officer may –
… Opposite Party (a) divide any area into units and he shall have
regard to the physical features like the
ORDERS trade facilities, agricultural conditions etc
Bishnupur, January 22, 2016 (b) determine in accordance with the sale price
fixed by the landowner
Registered as Mutation Case No.158 of 2015. (c) as calculated by the lawyer representing
Both parties are voluntarily present and heard and the landowner
verified by Jugeswor, Pradhan. The land under patta (d) add the advantage accruing to it from
No.42/350 (New) C.S. Dag No.109 are of 2.12 of Phourel electricity connection.
Class. As per physical possession, the applicant prays to
mutate in his name. 56. In general, when there are no lands held in
Hence the prayer is allowed and send this case to common, -
the SK for record correction. (a) the lands held in severalty by the applicant
Announced. for partition cannot be declared a separate
Sd/- holding and should not be separately
Sub-Deputy Collector, Bishnupur”. assessed to land revenue
(b) the lands held in severalty by the applicant
The answer options are - for partition shall be declared a separate
(a) The order is correct and will be upheld on holding and shall be separately assessed
revision by the Tribunal. to land revenue
(b) The SDC has no original jurisdiction and (c) the lands held by those other than the
the SDO should have passed the order. applicant shall not be declared separate
(c) The Order is bad and liable to process holding
afresh inasmuch as no written intimation (d) the lands held by those other than the
was given. applicant shall not be separately assessed
(d) The order must be passed by the Under to land revenue.
Secretary Revenue) to the Government of
Manipur. 57. An appeal against the decision of the Deputy
Commissioner making the partition will lie to the
51. Rights of a landowner include – Tribunal –
(a) right to lease limiting for a period of five (a) within thirty days
years (b) within forty-five days
(b) right to lease for a period of three years (c) within sixty days
(c) right to lease for a period of ten years (d) within ninety days
(d) right to lease for period whatsoever

52. Every person who has become a landowner under 58. A revenue officer may –
the MLR & LR Act, 1960 shall – (a) review any order passed by him only on the
(a) have at least a transferable right application of the party interested
(b) have temporary and transferable right (b) review only on his own motion
(c) have permanent, heritable and transferable (c) review either on his own motion or on the
rights in the land application of any party interested
(d) have non-transferable right. (d) review only on the order of the Deputy
Commissioner.
53. A landowner -
(a) has to pay land revenue whatever be the 59. An order which has been dealt with by the Deputy
circumstances Commissioner in appeal or on revision –
(b) may not pay land revenue when there is (a) can be reviewed by the Deputy
flood or drought Commissioner
(c) maynot pay land revenue when the State (b) can be reviewed by the Sub-Divisional
Government suspends the payment in Officer
those years when crops have failed in such (c) can be reviewed by the Sub-Deputy
area Collector on the direction of the Deputy
(d) may be exempted from land revenue when Commissioner
he becomes a co-owner (d) can be reviewed by the District Court.

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 66. The Survey & Settlement officer shall first cause to
60. From the date of publication of the preliminary be prepared a dag chitha in form 7. This shall be
notification for acquiring the land likely to be prepared by the Revenue Officer after consulting
required for a public purpose, any person in land the previous record and also making local
which has been notified may object to within: investigation, if there is any dispute, the fact shall
(a) 30 days be noted in the remarks column and the column
(b) 90 days regarding the entry where there is dispute may be
(c) 60 days left blank. All the disputes shall be referred to the
(d) 45 days (a) Deputy Commissioner
(b) Director of Settlement and Land Records
61. In fixing the actual assessment of a plot of land, the (c) Survey and Settlement Officer or the
area thereof measuring less than 0.01 acre shall be Assistant Survey and Settlement Officer
taken to be : (d) Sub-Divisional Officer.
(a) 0.01 acre
67. Where the purchaser is restricted by any person in
(b) 0.001 acre
obtaining possession of the property, he may make
(c) 0.013 acre
an application complaining of such resistance or
(d) 0.01 hectare
obstruction to
(a) Police station within jurisdiction
62. The revenue rate of any class of agricultural land
(b) District Magistrate
shall not exceed
(c) Sub-Divisional Magistrate
(a) One-sixth of the value of the yield of the
(d) Deputy Commissioner
land
(b) One-third of the value of the yield of the 68. Every summons, notification, or other document
land required to be affixed or published at or in court
(c) One-fourth of the value of the yield of the house, shall be affixed or published at or in the
land ________ office of the presiding officer of the court.
(d) One-eighth of the value of the yield of the (a) main
land (b) head
(c) branch
63. The traverse survey of an area notified under (d) headquarters
section 26 of the MLR&LR Act, 1960 shall ordinary
be carried out by : 69. Fees for certified copies of maps and records in
(a) alignment video respect of manuscript or typed copies shall be -
(b) lathe alignment (a) 30 paise per folio consisting as nearly as
(c) theodolite observation possible 150 words or part thereof
(d) by chain system (b) 50 nayepaise per folio consisting as nearly
as possible 150 words or part thereof.
64. As per section 132(1) of the MLR&LR Act, 1960 the (c) 60 nayepaise per folio consisting as nearly
notice has to be given by the land owner to the as possible 150 words (four figures
tenant in form 46. This notice shall be given by : counting as one word) or part thereof.
(a) hand post (d) None of the above.
(b) speed post
(c) registered post 70. A case before a Village Court may be instituted by
(d) Either of the above. a complaint made to:
(a) Any member of the Village Authority
65. A void judgment has been defined as : (b) All the members collectively of the Village
(a) One which has no legal force or effect Authority
validity of which may be asserted by a (c) The Chief Commissioner
person whose rights are affected at any (d) None of the above.
time and at any place directly or
collaterally. 71. The number of members required for the
(b) One which has legal effect in validity of constitution of a Village Authority under the Manipur
which may be asserted by a person whose (Village Authority in Hill Areas) Act, 1956, where
rights are affected at any time and at any the number of tax-paying houses in the village is
place directly or collaterally. more than one hundred and fifty, is:
(c) One which has no legal force or effect (a) Ten members
invalidity of which may be asserted by a (b) Twelve members
person whose rights are affected at any (c) Fifteen members
time and at any place directly or (d) Twenty members.
collaterally.
(d) One which has legal force of which may be 72. Whenever a Village Authority is constituted for a
asserted by a person whose rights are village, the Chief Commissioner may appoint some
affected at any time and at any place members of the Village Authority to be a Village
directly or collaterally. Court. The number of such member(s) should be:
(a) At least one (b) At least two
(c) At least three (d) At least four.

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73. Power to remove members of Village Authorities 81. Who is the authority person to appoint the authority
under the Manipur (Village Authority in Hill Areas) member of Village Authority to be a village court?
Act, 1956, lies with: (a) Deputy Commissioner,
(a) The Chairman (b) Sub Divisional Officer
(b) The Deputy Commissioner (c) Chief of Village
(c) The Khulakpa (d) Governor of Manipur
(d) The Village Authority.
74. In which of the following matters courts do not have 82. All proceedings before a village court shall be
power to grant injunction under the Manipur (Village communicated in :
Authority in Hill Areas) Act, 1956? (a) Local language
(a) In election matters (b) Manipuri language
(b) In removal of members from Village (c) English language
Authorities (d) None of the above
(c) In dismissal of case for default
(d) None of the above. 83. The rules for carrying out the purposes of the
Manipur (Village Authorities in Hill Areas) Act, 1956
75. The Manipur State Hill Peoples (Administration) are made by the :
Regulation, 1947 has been repealed by – (a) Chief of the Village
(a) The Manipur District Council Act, 1961 (b) Commissioner
(b) The Manipur (Village Authorities in Hill (c) Chief Secretary
Areas) Act, 1956 (d) Governor of Manipur
(c) The Manipur Hill Areas (Village Authorities)
Act, 1956 84. The Deputy Commissioner may remove any
(d) The Manipur Autonomous District Council member of a village authority from his office on any
Act, 1961 of the following ground. Choose the wrong answer
from the following option
76. There shall be a village authority for every village (a) Who is convicted of any bailable offence ;
having __________ tax-paying houses. or
(a) not less than twenty (b) Who refuses to act, or becomes incapable
(b) more than twenty of acting or is declared to be insolvent ; or
(c) twenty or more (c) Who has been declared by notification to
(d) twenty five be disqualified for employment in the public
service ; or
77. To be a membership of the village authority he (d) Who, without an excuse sufficient in the
shall: opinion of the Deputy Commissioner,
(a) not be a citizen of India absents himself from six consecutive
(b) attain the minimum age of twenty-five years meetings of the village Authority ; or
(c) not be registered in the electoral roll as a
voter for the election of a member of the 85. When the amount of compensation has been
village authority, settled, if any dispute arises as to the
(d) a Government employee apportionment of the same or any part thereof, or
as to the persons to whom the same or any part
78. If a dispute arises as to the election of any member thereof is payable, the Collector may refer such
of a village authority, the matter shall be referred to disputes to the
the : (a) High court
(a) Returning Officer (b) Authority
(b) Sub-Divisional Officer, (c) State government
(c) Deputy Commissioner (d) None of the above
(d) Chairman of Village Authority 86. In case the allottee is a co-operative farming
society and the registration of such a society is
79. Under the Manipur (Village Authorities in Hill Areas) ___________ within ten years from the date of
Act, 1956, a case before a village court may be allotment, the land allotted to such society shall
instituted by : there upon be deemed to have been resumed by
(a) a complaint, made orally to a Chairman of the Government, and the Government shall not be
the village court. liable to pay any compensation.
(b) a complaint, made in writing to a member (a) cancelled
of the village court. (b) void
(c) a complaint, made orally or in writing to a (c) terminated
Chairman of the Village Court. (d) invalid
(d) a complaint, made orally or in writing to a
member of the village court. 87. When the Village Authority is unable to arrest an
offender, they may apply to which authority for
80. To be registered as a voter at any election of the assistance:
members of the village authorities, the person (a) The Circle Officer
should attain the age of : (b) A Head Lambu
(a) 25 years (b) 21 years (c) Both (a) and (b)
(c) 18 years (d) 30 years (d) None of the above.

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88. Heinous offences under the Manipur State Hill 95. The Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency
Peoples (Administration) Regulation, 1947 does not in Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and
include: Resettlement Act, 2013 (30 of 2013) came into
(a) Culpable Homicide force on
(b) Grievous Hurt (a) 26th September, 2013
(c) Robbery (b) 1st January, 2014
(d) Simple Hurt. (c) 27th September, 2013
(d) 19th December, 2013
89. Under the Manipur State Hill Peoples
(Administration) Regulation, 1947, criminal justice
shall be administered by: 96. Baden Powell in his “A Short Account of the Land
(a) The Court of the Village Authority Revenue and its Administration in British India”
(b) The Court of the Circle Authority wrote that in Assam, -
(c) The Chief Court of Manipur (a) the Land Regulation did not have provision
(d) Any of the above. for revenue collection
(b) as a rule, revenue was paid punctually and
90. Land under the Land Acquisition Act, 1894 (before easily.
repeal) includes: (c) recovery of revenue was not there
(a) Benefits to arise out of land (d) the administration was solely done by the
(b) Things attached to the earth Assam Government.
(c) Things permanently fastened to anything
attached to the earth 97. Choose one of the correct of the three principal
(d) All the above sources which derived landlord villages amongst
the followings principal:
(a) Single founders, grantees, revenue farmers
91. Under the Land Acquisition Act, 1894 (before (b) Dismemberments of rule in chiefs houses
repeal), whenever it appears to the appropriate (c) Tribe groups; colonists association
government that land in any locality is needed, or (d) None of the above
likely to be needed, a notification to that effect shall
be published in the Official Gazette and two local 98. According to Baden’s Short Account of the Land
daily newspapers. Such need should be : Revenue and its Administration in British India, a
(a) For any purpose year for all official ourposes begins in:
(b) For a public purpose a) First January b) First March
(c) For a private purpose c) First April d) First June
(d) None of the above

92. Under the Land Acquisition Act, 1894 (before 99. According to Baden’s Short Account of the Land
repeal), any person interested in the land notified Revenue and its Administration in British India,
under section 4(1), as being needed or likely to be North India is generally used to mean:
needed, may object to the acquisition of the said a) Very much the same as Hindustan
land within ________ days of the publication of the b) The country north of the group of hills
notification: conveniently described as the Vindhyan
(a) Fifteen (b) Twenty Range
(c) Thirty (d) Sixty c) Both (a) and (b) are correct
d) Neither (a) nor (b) is correct

93. The Land Acquisition Act, 1894 has been repealed 100. According to Baden’s Short Account of the Land
by – Revenue and its Administration in British India,
(a) The Right to Fair and Transparency in Land majorities of the laws in the British India was
Acquisition, Rehabilitation and enacted:
Resettlement Act, 2015 a) As per the local customs of India
(b) The Right to Fair and Transparency in Land b) By the Central and Provincial Legislatures
Acquisition, Resettlement and of India
Rehabilitation Act, 2015 c) By the Imperial Parliament in England
(c) The Right to Fair Compensation and d) None of the above.
Transparency in Land Acquisition,
Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act, 2013 Question Ends.
(d) The Right to Fair Compensation and
Transparency in Land Acquisition,
Resettlement and Rehabilitation Act, 2013

94. The Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency

in Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and
Resettlement Bill having passed by :
(a) Lok Sabha (b) Rajya Sabha
(c) Parliament (d) None of the above

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