Judiciary Model Papers and Previous Year Papers

1

Who among the following is defined as a 'Government lessee' under Section 181 of the M.P. Land Revenue Code, 1959?

A

Every person holding land from the State Government who is not entitled to hold land as a Bhumiswami
B

Every person holding land directly from a Bhumiswami under an agricultural lease
C

Any person who holds land derived from an occupancy tenant under Section 168
D

A person who has acquired land through government auction as an absolute owner

2

Under Section 182(1) of the M.P. Land Revenue Code, 1959, the rights and liabilities of a Government lessee are primarily governed by which of the following?

A

The general provisions of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882
B

The terms and conditions of the grant or lease executed by the State Government
C

The custom prevailing in the village revenue circle
D

The personal law of succession of the lessee

3

If a grant or lease executed under Section 181 is silent on a particular matter, how are the rights and liabilities of the Government lessee determined under Section 182?

A

By the discretion of the Gram Sabha
B

In accordance with the general provisions of the M.P. Land Revenue Code, 1959 and rules made thereunder
C

The lease automatically converts into permanent Bhumiswami rights
D

By applying the Civil Procedure Code provisions on tenancy

4

Under Section 182(2) of the Code, a Government lessee may be ejected from his land by an order of the Collector on which of the following grounds?

A

Failure to pay rent within the prescribed period
B

Using the land for a purpose other than that for which it was granted
C

Sub-letting or transferring the land in breach of conditions of the grant
D

All of the above

5

Which authority is empowered under Section 182 of the M.P. Land Revenue Code, 1959 to pass an order of ejectment against a Government lessee for breach of lease conditions?

A

Civil Court of competent jurisdiction
B

Collector
C

Tehsildar
D

High Court on a reference

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