Bare Acts · 3 ready

Bare Act question banks

Revise the statute, section by section

Objective question banks built straight from the printed text of the Act — for the law papers in revenue, police, judicial and departmental examinations, where the marks go to whoever knows the section.

What Bare Acts asks most

Preliminary & Definitions46
Acquisition (Part II)37
The Schedule37
Reference to Court (Part III)30
Collection of Land Revenue28
Assessment26

3 papers

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Revenue & Land Law · 1967

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Revenue & Land Law · 1894

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Federal Statutes · 1974

A law paper is not a general-knowledge paper. It asks what a section says: which authority, what period, whose sanction, how much. Candidates lose those marks not for lack of reading but because reading an Act end to end leaves nothing checkable behind — you close the book with an impression of it rather than a recall of it. These banks turn each Act into questions that can only be answered from its own wording.

Every answer here is traceable to the text of the Act as printed in the source document. No outside statute, commentary or guesswork has been introduced, and where the printed text carries an evident typo its own wording has been kept, so an answer matches the paper you revise from. Periods, fines, percentages and rates are quoted exactly as the Act carries them.

Each Act is worked through section by section, in the order it is printed. There is no negative marking and no pass mark: the text of the Act settles every answer, so there is nothing to hedge against and no commission cut-off to reproduce.

180

Punjab Land Revenue Act, 1967

Chapters I–XV, sections 1–184

132

Land Acquisition Act, 1894

Parts I–VIII, sections 1–55

108

Federal Investigation Agency Act, 1974

Sections 1–10, section 57 and the Schedule

Frequently asked questions

How many Bare Acts papers can I practise online?
3 papers are ready, with 420 MCQs between them, from 1894 to 1974. Each can be sat with the clock running and reviewed answer by answer.
Is there negative marking in Bare Acts papers?
No. These papers have no negative marking, so answer every question.
Are the Bare Acts papers free?
Yes. Every paper is free to attempt, scored the moment you submit.

All 3 papers currently on the site, 420 questions in total. Every one is free, timed and marked the way the examining body marks it.