Explanation

Lal Kitab is a set of five books on Vedic astrology and palmistry.

Poetic verses with philosophy and hidden nuances form the core farmanns or upaya of the book.

Explanation

Collector is an official who collects funds or moneys. 

a person who makes a collection. stamp collector

Explanation

Jamabandi is revised after 4 years.

Explanation

Kharif crops- rice, maize, millet, ragi, pulses, soybean, groundnut.

Explanation

Section 31 of the Punjab Tenancy Act, 1887 deals with ‘power to deposit rent in certain cases with Revenue Officer’

Explanation

Hereditary Lambardari system was abolished by Supreme Court of Pakistan .

The lambardari system in Pakistan is based on the pre-partition Indian land revenue system.

After the 1947, both nations have made changes to the land revenue acts, leading to some differences in the practice and implementation, though the basic concept remains same.

Explanation

 According to Section 53 of the Punjab Tenancy Act, 1887,

‘a tenant having right of occupancy under Section 5 may transfer that right by sale, gift of Mortgage’.

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 19.   Procedure after division or appraisement.– (1) The result of the division or appraisement shall be recorded and signed by the referee, and the record shall be submitted to the Revenue Officer.

      (2)  The Revenue Officer shall consider the record, and, after such further inquiry, if any, as he may deem necessary, shall make an order either confirming or varying the division or appraisement.

      (3)  The Revenue Officer shall also make such order as to the costs of the reference as he thinks fit.

      (4)  The costs may include the remuneration of the referee and of the assessors, if any, and may be levied from the applicant before the appointment of the referee subject to adjustment at the close of the proceedings.

Explanation

   “pay”, with its grammatical variations and cognate expressions, includes, when used with reference to rent, “deliver” and “render”, with their grammatical variations and cognate expressions:

Explanation

 Village Officers’ cess.–

Government may, by notification, impose on all or any of the estates in the Province, a cess to be called the Village Officers’ cess, at such rate or rates, not exceeding five per centum of the land-revenue, as it may think fit, for remunerating Village Officers, other than those who are Government servants.