Judiciary Model Papers and Previous Year Papers

1

Under Section 205 of the M.P. Land Revenue Code, 1959, 'consolidation of holdings' means the redistribution of all or any of the land in a village among the Bhumiswamis so as to make their holdings more:

A

Profitable and manageable
B

Compact and convenient
C

Equitable and productive
D

Contiguous and commercially viable

2

Under Section 206, what minimum proportion of Bhumiswamis in a village holding not less than two-thirds of the land in the village must apply to initiate consolidation proceedings?

A

Not less than one-third
B

Not less than half
C

Not less than two-thirds
D

Two or more Bhumiswamis

3

Which authority is empowered to admit or reject an application for the consolidation of holdings under Section 207 and 208 of the M.P. Land Revenue Code?

A

Sub-Divisional Officer
B

Collector
C

Consolidation Officer
D

Tahsildar

4

Section 207 provides that the Consolidation Officer may reject an application for consolidation if, after making an inquiry, he is satisfied that:

A

The costs exceed the potential benefit
B

It is not expedient that the scheme should be proceeded with
C

The land is mostly non-agricultural
D

The applicants hold less than 50 percent of the total land area

5

If an application for consolidation of holdings is admitted under Section 208, who is required to prepare a scheme for the consolidation of holdings?

A

The Revenue Inspector
B

The Sub-Divisional Officer
C

The Consolidation Officer
D

The Collector

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