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Registration Act

Practice Test 1

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Which of the following documents do not cause any change in the legal relationship to the property

Award on mortgage declaring amount due and stating that on default property might be sold

A deed of adoption despite the fact that as consequences of adoption, the adopted son may become entitled to immovable property under Hindu law

A document stating that the house, which is the absolute property of 'A' shall be enjoyed by 'A' with powers of gift & sale

All the above

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A document, registration of which has been refused by the Sub-registrar of a sub-district

Can be received & registered by a sub-registrar of another sub-district in another district

Can be received & registered by the registrar of another district

Can be received & registered by a subregistrar of another sub-district within the same district

Can be received & registered by the registrar of the district of whose sub-district, the Sub-registrar has refused registration

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The Registration Act, 1908 came into force on

1st April, 1909

30th September, 1908

31st December, 1908

1st January, 1909

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Other than Will, all documents should be presented for registration within . . . . . . . . from date of execution.

3 months

4 months

1 year

6 months

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The share of a partner in the partnership property which includes movable and immovable assets, for the purposes of the Indian Registration Act, 1908, is

A movable property in respect of movable assets and an immovable property in respect of immovable assets

A movable property

An immovable property

Either (B) or (C)

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Registration of a document presented after the expiry of total period prescribed in Part IV of the Act is

Void

Invalid

Voidable

Valid

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Which section of Indian Registration Act, 1908 provides with compulsory registration of Instrument of Gifts and Immovable Properties

Section 17

None of the above

Section 11

Section 13

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A deed of adoption requires

Compulsory registration

Optional registration

No registration

Either (B) or (C)

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A Registrar

Can receive & register any document which might be registered by any other Registrar

None of the above

Can receive & register any document which might be registered by any Sub-registrar not subordinate to him

Can receive & register any document which might be registered by any Sub-registrar subordinate to him

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A deed purporting to bestow residence in the house and food from the rent of the house is a

Declaration of an existing right of a person in respect of that house and thus does not require registration compulsorily under section 17

Declaration of what his interest in the house to be in future and thus requires compulsory registration under section 17

A document the registration of which is optional

Either (B) or (C)

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Documents for registration may be presented:

Anywhere in the district

At the office of Sub-Registrar in whose jurisdiction property or its portion is situated

Anywhere in state where property is situated

Anywhere in the country

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When the office of Registrar is temporarily vacant, who has power to act as Registrar till permanent arrangement is made?

District Judge

Governor on advice of State Government

Inspector General of Registration

Governor

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Under the Registration Act, 1908, a registered document operates

From the date as given for the operation of the document, in the document

From the date of its registration

From the date of its execution

Either of the aforesaid date

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A document can be presented for registration beyond the period of 4 months of its execution

As a matter of right

Owing to unavoidable accident

Only if (B) and (C) are present

Owing to urgent necessity

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A gift of a debt secured by a mortgage of immovable property

Is a gift of movable property

Is not a gift of immovable property

Both (B) and (C)

Is a gift of immovable property

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A non-testamentary document is one

All the above

Which is irrevocable

Which is intended to take effect or be operative immediately on its execution

Which is final

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A registered document relating to a property takes precedence over the unregistered document relating to the same property under . . . . . . . . section of the Registration Act

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Under Section 34 the registering officer shall inquire

About the identity of the parties to that transfer

About the title of the party seeking transfer of that property

About the identity of the property under transfer

About all of these

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What is provided under Section 17 of Registration Act?

Validation of use of computers

Documents of which registration is optional

Documents of which registration is compulsory

Storage of documents

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An unregistered sale deed of an agricultural land shall have which of the following effect on the said land.

Shall be deemed to be void

Shall be deemed to be voidable

May be received as evidence of contract in a suit for specific performance

No effect

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A document other than the one relating to land, can be presented for registration in the office of Sub-registrar within whose subdistrict

Either (A) or (B)

The document was executed

Both (A) and (B)

The document was delivered to the person in whose favour the same stands executed

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Under Section 51 of the Registration Act, 1908 which of the following books is the book for “Register of deposit of Wills”

Book 1

Book 5

Book 3

Book 2

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The presentation of document for reregistration by the proper person should be

Within one month of becoming aware of the invalidity of registration

Within four months of becoming aware of the invalidity of registration

Within one year of becoming aware of the invalidity of registration

Within three years of becoming aware of the invalidity of registration

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The Section providing for documents of which registration is optional under the Registration Act is

Section 20

Section 17

Section 18

Section 19

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Under section 50 of the Registration Act

A registered document relating to a property takes precedence over the unregistered document relating to the same property

None of the above

An unregistered document relating to a property taken precedence over the registered document over the same property

A registered document relating to a property stands on the same footing as an unregistered document relating to the same property

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Which of the following require compulsory registration under section 17(1)(b)

An agreement by which the period of redemption fixed by the mortgage deed is reduced or enhanced

All the above

An agreement to accept on redemption smaller amount than what is due under a registered mortgage deed

An agreement by which the mortgagor agrees to payor the mortgagee agrees to accept interest at a rate, different than the one fixed by the registered mortgage deed

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A registering officer may refuse the registration of the documents

Neither A nor B

Which contain interlineations, blanks, erasures or alterations

Both A and B

Which are in a language not understood by the registering officer & not commonly used

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‘Immovable property’ has been defined in

The Transfer of Property Act, 1882

All the above

The Registration Act, 1908

The General Clauses Act, 1897

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