MCQs on Miscellaneous Provisions (CCS Rules, 1965)
Test your knowledge about the miscellaneous provisions for Central Civil Services as per the Central Civil Services (Classification, Control and Appeal) Rules, 1965. Each question is based on the actual provisions of Rules 30 to 35.
Note: These questions are based on Part IX - Miscellaneous of the CCS (CCA) Rules, 1965.
Correct Answer: (c) In person or by registered post
Rule 30 clearly states that every order, notice and other process shall be served in person on the Government servant concerned or communicated to him by registered post.
Correct Answer: (c) To ensure the government servant actually receives communication
Rule 30 ensures that important communications are either served in person (ensuring direct receipt) or through registered post (which provides proof of delivery).
Correct Answer: (c) Ordinary post
Rule 30 specifically mentions only two methods: service in person or by registered post. Ordinary post is not mentioned and therefore not an acceptable method.
Correct Answer: (b) Power to extend time limits and condone delays
Rule 31 authorizes the competent authority to extend time specified in the rules for anything required to be done or condone any delay, for good and sufficient reasons.
Correct Answer: (c) For good and sufficient reasons or if sufficient cause is shown
Rule 31 states that the authority may extend time "for good and sufficient reasons or if sufficient cause is shown".
Correct Answer: (d) Save as otherwise expressly provided in these rules
Rule 31 begins with "Save as otherwise expressly provided in these rules", meaning it applies except where specific rules provide otherwise.
Correct Answer: (b) To provide continuity until new schedules were published
Rule 33 provided that until the publication of Schedules under the 1965 Rules, the Schedules to the 1957 Rules and 1952 Rules would continue to apply, ensuring continuity.
Correct Answer: (c) Both 1957 and 1952 Rules
Rule 33 specifically mentions that the Schedules to the Central Civil Services (CCA) Rules, 1957 and the Civilians in Defence Services (CCA) Rules, 1952 would continue to apply.
Correct Answer: (b) Schedules of 1957 and 1952 Rules
Rule 33 stated that the Schedules to the 1957 and 1952 Rules "shall be deemed to be the Schedules referred to in the corresponding rules of these rules".
Correct Answer: (c) Both 1957 and 1952 Rules
Rule 34(1) explicitly states that the Central Civil Services (CCA) Rules, 1957 and the Civilians in Defence Services (CCA) Rules, 1952 are repealed.
Correct Answer: (b) Repeal only of inconsistent provisions
Rule 34(1) states that the 1957 and 1952 Rules are repealed "in so far as they are inconsistent with these rules", meaning only inconsistent provisions were repealed.
Correct Answer: (c) They were continued and disposed of under the 1965 Rules
Rule 34(1) proviso (b) states that pending proceedings should be continued and disposed of, as far as may be, in accordance with the provisions of the 1965 Rules.
Correct Answer: (b) They were preserved
Rule 34(2) states that nothing in these rules shall be construed as depriving any person of any right of appeal which had accrued to him under the previous rules.
Correct Answer: (b) Under the 1965 Rules
Rule 34(3) states that appeals pending at commencement shall be considered and orders made in accordance with the 1965 Rules.
Correct Answer: (b) No reduction of existing limitation periods
The proviso to Rule 34(4) states that nothing in these rules shall be construed as reducing any period of limitation for any appeal or review provided by any rule in force before commencement.
Correct Answer: (b) Under the 1965 Rules
Rule 34(4) states that any appeal or application for review against orders made before commencement shall be preferred or made under the 1965 Rules.
Correct Answer: (c) By reference to President or specified authority
Rule 35 states that if any doubt arises as to interpretation, the matter shall be referred to the President or such other authority as may be specified by the President.
Correct Answer: (b) The President or specified authority
Rule 35 clearly states that the President or such other authority as may be specified shall decide the matter of interpretation.
Correct Answer: (b) Yes, by general or special order
Rule 35 states that the matter shall be referred to the President "or such other authority as may be specified by the President by general or special order".
Correct Answer: (c) It has been omitted
The content provided simply states "32. Omitted", indicating that Rule 32 was originally part of the rules but has since been removed or deleted.
Correct Answer: (b) Rights accrued under previous rules are protected
The saving clause in Rule 34(2) specifically protects rights of appeal that had accrued under the previous rules, ensuring they are not extinguished by the new rules.
Correct Answer: (b) Ensure smooth transition from old to new rules
Rule 33 provided for continuity by allowing the old schedules to remain in force until new ones were published, ensuring a smooth transition without administrative vacuum.
Correct Answer: (b) Administrative flexibility and discretion
Rule 31 provides administrative flexibility by allowing competent authorities to use discretion in extending time limits or condoning delays for good and sufficient reasons.
Correct Answer: (a) Create proof of service
Registered post provides documentary proof of delivery, which is important for establishing that the government servant actually received the communication, especially in disciplinary matters.
Correct Answer: (b) A repeal only of inconsistent provisions with savings
Rule 34 repeals the previous rules only to the extent they are inconsistent with the 1965 Rules, and includes comprehensive saving clauses to protect accrued rights and pending proceedings.
Correct Answer: (b) Provide procedural clarifications and transitional arrangements
The miscellaneous provisions in Rules 30-35 address procedural aspects (service of documents, time limits), transitional arrangements, repeal of previous rules, and mechanism for resolving interpretation doubts.
Correct Answer: (b) It provides a mechanism for authoritative interpretation within the administration
Rule 35 establishes a mechanism for obtaining authoritative interpretation from the President or specified authority, ensuring consistency in application of the rules across the administration.
Correct Answer: (a) A legal fiction for continuity
The phrase "deemed to be" creates a legal fiction whereby the old schedules are treated as if they were the schedules under the new rules, ensuring continuity during transition.
Correct Answer: (b) Were carefully designed to ensure smooth transition and continuity
The comprehensive transitional arrangements, saving clauses, and continuity provisions show that the 1965 Rules were carefully designed to replace previous rules while ensuring smooth transition and protecting accrued rights.
Correct Answer: (b) Paid careful attention to procedural and transitional matters
The detailed provisions for service of documents, time limits, transition, repeal with savings, and interpretation demonstrate that the rule-makers carefully considered procedural and transitional aspects to ensure proper implementation.
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