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In which year was the Registration Act enacted in India?
A) 1861
B) 1871
C) 1881
D) 1891
Answer: A) 1861
Which type of documents does the Registration Act primarily deal with?
A) Property documents
B) Educational certificates
C) Medical records
D) Business contracts
Answer: A) Property documents
Who is responsible for the administration of the Registration Act in India?
A) Ministry of Home Affairs
B) Ministry of Law and Justice
C) Ministry of Finance
D) Ministry of External Affairs
Answer: B) Ministry of Law and Justice
Which section of the Registration Act defines the documents that require mandatory registration?
A) Section 12
B) Section 17
C) Section 22
D) Section 27
Answer: B) Section 17
Which of the following documents typically does not require registration under the Registration Act?
A) Sale deed
B) Power of attorney for property
C) Educational degree certificate
D) Mortgage deed
Answer: C) Educational degree certificate
The Registration Act applies to which territories of India?
A) Only Union Territories
B) Only States
C) Both States and Union Territories
D) Only Metropolitan cities
Answer: C) Both States and Union Territories
What is the time limit for registering a document after its execution as per the Registration Act?
A) 15 days
B) 30 days
C) 60 days
D) 90 days
Answer: B) 30 days
Which section of the Registration Act deals with the consequences of non-registration of documents?
A) Section 17
B) Section 32
C) Section 45
D) Section 60
Answer: A) Section 17
What penalty can be imposed for the non-registration of a document required to be registered under the Registration Act?
A) Fine
B) Imprisonment
C) Both A and B
D) None of the above
Answer: C) Both A and B
Who is responsible for maintaining the registration offices under the Registration Act?
A) State Government
B) Central Government
C) Local Municipality
D) District Registrar
Answer: A) State Government
Which section of the Registration Act deals with the registration of wills?
A) Section 15
B) Section 25
C) Section 32
D) Section 40
Answer: C) Section 32
Under the Registration Act, who has the authority to cancel a registration?
A) District Registrar
B) Sub-Registrar
C) Chief Justice of High Court
D) President of India
Answer: B) Sub-Registrar
Which section of the Registration Act specifies the duties of a Registrar?
A) Section 35
B) Section 45
C) Section 55
D) Section 65
Answer: A) Section 35
What is the term used for the process of registering a document after the prescribed time limit?
A) Late Registration
B) Post-dated Registration
C) Retrospective Registration
D) Delayed Registration
Answer: D) Delayed Registration
Which section of the Registration Act deals with the consequences of non-registration of documents?
A) Section 17
B) Section 32
C) Section 45
D) Section 60
Answer: A) Section 17
What penalty can be imposed for the non-registration of a document required to be registered under the Registration Act?
A) Fine
B) Imprisonment
C) Both A and B
D) None of the above
Answer: C) Both A and B
Who is responsible for maintaining the registration offices under the Registration Act?
A) State Government
B) Central Government
C) Local Municipality
D) District Registrar
Answer: A) State Government
Which section of the Registration Act deals with the registration of wills?
A) Section 15
B) Section 25
C) Section 32
D) Section 40
Answer: C) Section 32
Under the Registration Act, who has the authority to cancel a registration?
A) District Registrar
B) Sub-Registrar
C) Chief Justice of High Court
D) President of India
Answer: B) Sub-Registrar
Which section of the Registration Act specifies the duties of a Registrar?
A) Section 35
B) Section 45
C) Section 55
D) Section 65
Answer: A) Section 35