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1
Under Section 157 of the M.P. Land Revenue Code, 1959, how many classes of tenure-holders exist in the State of Madhya Pradesh?
  • A
    Only one class called Bhumiswami
  • B
    Two classes: Bhumiswami and Occupancy Tenant
  • C
    Three classes: Bhumiswami, Government Lessee, and Tenant
  • D
    Four classes including Service Land Holders
2
Who among the following does NOT automatically become a Bhumiswami under Section 158 of the Code?
  • A
    A person holding land as Raityavar Malik
  • B
    An occupancy tenant declared as Bhumiswami under provisions of Chapter XIV
  • C
    A service land holder holding land without grant under village servant rules
  • D
    A tenant holding land as a Muafidar or Inamdar
3
Devolution of the rights of a Bhumiswami upon his death under Section 164 is governed strictly by:
  • A
    Personal law of inheritance applicable to the deceased Bhumiswami
  • B
    Customary land tenure law specified in Schedule II
  • C
    Discretion of the Sub-Divisional Officer
  • D
    Customary rules of primogeniture
4
Under Section 165(2)(b), a usufructuary mortgage of land executed by a Bhumiswami shall not be valid unless the period of mortgage does not exceed:
  • A
    3 years
  • B
    5 years
  • C
    6 years
  • D
    10 years
5
According to Section 165(3), a Bhumiswami cannot create a mortgage where the total principal money together with interest exceeds:
  • A
    Double the land revenue payable
  • B
    The principal amount of loan advanced
  • C
    The market value of the land
  • D
    Five times the annual land revenue

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