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1
Under Section 81(1) of the M.P. Land Revenue Code, 1959, the fair assessment of all lands shall be calculated in accordance with which of the following?
  • A
    The absolute discretion of the Settlement Officer
  • B
    The market value determined under the Stamp Act
  • C
    The principles and restrictions set forth in Section 81
  • D
    The directives issued by the High Court
2
According to Section 81(2) of the M.P. Land Revenue Code, 1959, while fixing the fair assessment of land, what regard shall be had to any claim to hold land on privileged terms?
  • A
    Full regard shall be given to historical grants
  • B
    No regard shall be had to any such claim
  • C
    Regard shall be had only if approved by the Collector
  • D
    Regard shall be had if the holding is over 50 years old
3
In calculating the fair assessment of agricultural land under Section 81(3) of the Code, which of the following factors MUST be taken into account?
  • A
    Profits of agriculture, consideration paid for leases, sale prices of land, and principal moneys on mortgages
  • B
    Only the net profit declared in income tax returns
  • C
    The proximity of the land to national highways only
  • D
    The caste and social standing of the bhumiswami
4
Under Section 81(3) of the M.P. Land Revenue Code, 1959, what parameter is specifically considered in the case of non-agricultural land for fixing fair assessment?
  • A
    The annual yield of crops grown nearby
  • B
    The value of the land for the purpose for which it is held
  • C
    The total revenue collected from surrounding agricultural holdings
  • D
    The cost of construction of adjoining roads
5
What is the statutory ceiling imposed by Section 81(4) of the MPLRC, 1959, on the fair assessment of land used for non-agricultural purposes?
  • A
    It shall not exceed 10% of the market value
  • B
    It shall not exceed 50% of the net profit
  • C
    It shall not exceed thirty-three per centum of the estimated rental value of the land
  • D
    It shall not exceed twenty-five per centum of the agricultural assessment

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