Judiciary Model Papers and Previous Year Papers

1

Under Section 185 of MPLRC, 1959, who among the following shall NOT be deemed to be an occupancy tenant?

A

A tenant holding land from a Bhumiswami who belongs to a disabled category specified under Section 168(2)
B

An ordinary tenant holding land under the M.P. Abolition of Proprietary Rights Act, 1950
C

A tenant holding land from a tenant who is a member of a Scheduled Tribe without permission
D

A sub-tenant of a tenant in the Vindhya Pradesh region prior to the commencement of the Code

2

What is the maximum statutory limit of rent payable by an occupancy tenant to a Bhumiswami under Section 186 of the M.P. Land Revenue Code, 1959?

A

Equal to the land revenue payable for the land
B

Two times the land revenue for un-irrigated land and four times for irrigated land
C

Four times the land revenue for all types of land uniformly
D

Five times the land revenue as determined by the Collector

3

An application for commutation of rent paid in kind into money rent under Section 187 of the MPLRC, 1959, lies before which Revenue Officer?

A

Tahsildar
B

Sub-Divisional Officer
C

Collector
D

Revenue Inspector

4

Under Section 188 of MPLRC, 1959, if the agreed rent between the Bhumiswami and the occupancy tenant exceeds the maximum rent prescribed under Section 186, what amount is legally recoverable?

A

The agreed rent
B

The maximum rent prescribed under Section 186
C

Average of the agreed rent and maximum rent
D

Rent determined by Civil Court decree

5

'A', a Bhumiswami, holds 20 acres under personal cultivation. He applies under Section 189 to resume land from occupancy tenant 'B'. The maximum area permissible for personal cultivation limit is 25 acres. Up to what maximum limit can 'A' resume land?

A

Entire holding of 'B'
B

Up to 5 acres only
C

Half of the holding of 'B' regardless of acreage
D

Resumption is completely barred

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