KERALA TREASURY CODE 1-ONLINE TEST No.1
ONLINE TEST
KTC CHAPTER1
- Treasury Officer has authority to make payments by or under the rules of:
- KSR
- KFC
- MOP
- KTC
- The Treasury Rules of each State Govt. is issued under article _______ of the constitution.
- Article 282
- Article 283
- Article 284
- Article 285
- The Kerala Treasury Rules' came into force on:
- 1-7-1963
- 1-11-1956
- 1-11-1959
- 1-11-1969
- The Accountant General of a State keeps the accounts of the State and audit the same on behalf of:
- The State
- The Department
- The C&AG
- The People
- Who is the Head of Office of audit and accounts
- Accountant General
- District Treasury Officer
- Head of Department
- Finance Secretary
- Cheque means
- verbal
- written order
- authority
- oral order
- Cheque means a written order addressed by a person called the:
- Payee
- Addressee
- Drawer
- Banker
- Who is responsible to the Government for the proper functioning of the Treasuries in the state?
- Sub Treasury officer
- District Treasury officer
- Assistant Treasury officer
- Director of Treasuries
- The term Government Account means:
- The Consolidated Fund Account of the State
- The Contingency Fund Account of the State
- The Public Account of the State
- The total of the above three Accounts
- The deposit of money in the bank shall be governed by the terms of the agreement made between the Government and the bank under section _________ of Bank of India Act 1934.
- 20
- 21
- 22
- None of these
- The person responsible for the punctual submission of all returns required from the Treasury by the Reserve Bank of India is :
- The Accountant General
- District Treasury Officer
- Finance Department
- Director of Treasures
- Which among the following is the officer of a sub Treasury?
- Director of Treasuries
- District Treasury officer
- Sub treasury officer
- Chief Treasurer
- The accounts of receipts and payments at a Sub Treasury must be included in the accounts of the District Treasury?
- Daily
- Weekly
- Monthly
- Quarterly
- In accordance with general principles and rules cash property found with the prisoner at the time of admission to the jail the amount should be:
- deposited in post office
- send as money order to his house
- kept in jail for the period he is in the jail
- deposited in the treasury
- Sales proceeds of lottery tickets by District Lottery Officer can utilise for payment of prize money up to Rs:
- ₹10,000
- ₹500
- ₹5,000
- ₹100
- Cash properly found on the person of a prisoner at the time of his admission to jail should be:
- Deposited in treasury
- Deposited in post office
- Deposited in jail contingency
- Entrusted of related of prisoner
- The deposit by Court shall be paid into:
- Public Account
- Contingency Fund
- Consolidated Fund
- Any one of the above
- One among the following is an example of moneys received in Civil Courts that can be directly appropriated for departmental expenditure:
- Civil Court Deposit
- Criminal Court Deposit
- Commissioner's fees
- Fines
- Direct appropriation of departmental receipts is authorized in:
- Cattle pound receipts to meet feeding charges
- Value of stamp issued to licensed vendors to pay discounts
- Moneys received by jail authorities for the subsistence allowance
- All of the above
- The maximum period of direct appropriation of money withdrawn from treasury is:
- 1 month
- 45 days
- 2 months
- 3 month
- Restriction for direct appropriation of public money is given in:
- Rule 5 KTC Vol.1
- Rule 6 KTC Vol.1
- Rule 9 KTC Vol.1
- None
- Who is responsible for the safe custody Government money deposited in the Bank?
- The bank concerned
- The treasury concerned
- Reserve Bank
- None of the above
- Which authority has power under the Treasury code to permit withdrawal for any purpose?
- Director of Treasures
- Controlling officer of the head of account under which the claim is preferred
- Treasury officer himself
- Accountant General
- No authorisation from _________ shall be necessary for the drawal of amounts by the Government for repayment of principal or interest of loan
- Director of Treasuries
- Finance Minister
- Finance Secretary
- Accountant General
- Earnest money deposit of intending tenderers of forest department should be credited as:
- Receipt of forest dept.
- Forest deposit
- Revenue deposit
- Work deposit
- A treasury officer shall not honour a claim which is considered to be disputable. He shall require the claimant to refer it to ________
- The Finance Dept.
- The Director of Treasuries
- The Accountant General
- None of the above
- A treasury officer feels that a claim presented before him is disputable. He advises the claimant to refer the matter to:
- The Accountant General
- The Principal Secretary Finance
- The Secretary, Revenue Dept.
- None of these
- A bill contains a disputable claim
- Rule 16 KTC Vol. I
- Rule 14 KTC Vol. I
- Rule 13 KTC Vol. I
- Rule 15 KTC Vol. I
- A treasury officer shall not honour a claim which he considers disputable specify the rule
- Rule 151 of KTC Vol I
- Rule 130 of KTC Vol I
- Rule 160 of KTC Vol I
- Rule 16 of KTC Vol I
- No withdrawal by a Gazetted officer is permitted without authorisation of:
- Accountant General
- Finance Department
- Director of Treasuries
- Head of Department
- Payment of honorarium for conducting classes of part time courses can be done, provided:
- such claims are countersigned by the officer countersigned
- such claims are verified the treasury officer
- such claims are countersigned by the Heads of Institution concerned
- such claims are approved by Government
- The form of LPC is prescribed by whom
- The Director of Treasuries
- The Finance Department
- The Law department in consultation with the Accountant General
- The C and AG of India
- The rule which stipulate the production of Last Pay Certificate for the first claim in a treasury is:
- Rule 19 KTC Vol.1
- Rule 169 KTC Vol.1
- Rule 210 KTC Vol.1
- None
- The Treasury Officer shall be responsible to _________ for acceptance of the validity of a claim against which he has permitted withdrawal.
- The Govt.
- Director of Treasuries
- The Accountant General
- None of the above
- The bill with an arithmetical error is submitted in a treasury. The treasury officer may:
- He may correct the bill and intimate the drawing officer
- Correct the error and make payment of the bill
- Return the bill for correction
- None
- Treasury Officer shall correct one of the following errors in the bill presented to him:
- Arithmetical error
- Sanctioning error
- Claim error
- Purposeful error
- Who can in circumstances of urgency
- Rule 44 of KTC Vol I
- Rule 45 of KTC Vol I
- Rule 23 of KTC Vol I
- Rule 137(g) of KTC Vol I
- Who can, in circumstances of urgency, by an order in writing, authorize and require a Treasury Officer to make a payment other than pension without complying with the provisions of these rules?
- Finance Secretary
- Director of Treasures
- Head of Office
- Collector
- In urgency a Collector may by an order in writing authorize and require a Treasury Officer to make a payment without authorization from the Accountant General. This provision is laid down in which Rule
- Rule 44 of KTC Vol I
- Rule 45 of KTC Vol I
- Rule 137(g) of KTC Vol I
- Rule 23 of KTC Vol I
- Treasury Officer reports the payment under special authorisation by the Collector to whom:
- Accountant General
- Revenue Secretary
- Director of Treasuries
- District Treasury
- A Dist. Collector may in circumstances of urgency by an order in writing authorize and require a Treasury officer to make payments, in which of the following this rule is not applicable?
- Floods
- Earthquakes
- Urgent personal claims of Govt Servants
- Real cases of urgency not in normal conditions
- When an officer makes over charge of his office, he shall send the specimen signature of the relieving officer to the treasury in:
- Form TR 72 A
- Form TR 73 A
- Form TR 75 A
- Form TR 74 A
- Which type of Govt. Servant has to send specimen signature card to treasury
- those authorised draw money from treasury through bills
- those authorised draw money from treasury through cheques
- those authorised draw money from treasury through countersign bills and cheques
- D:-all the above
- The specimen signature cards of Government servants who draw on treasuries or countersign bills drawn on it, shall be kept in the Treasury:
- in a separate file in the racks
- arranged in alphabetical order
- arranged in the serial numerical order
- arranged in the serial numerical order and shall be kept safely under lock and key
- Specimen signature obtained from the depositors will be kept under the safe custody of:
- Treasury officer
- Treasury director
- District collector
- Head of office
- Instructions for transfer of Government money from one treasury to another, currency chest balance to treasury balance etc. are issued by the:
- Governor in consultation with Reserve Bank of India
- Director of treasuries
- Mutual agreement by both treasuries
- Reserve Bank Governor
- If a Treasury Officer receives intimation from AG that moneys have been incorrectly withdrawn and that a certain sum should be recovered from a DDO, he shall
- effect the recovery without delay and without regard to any correspondence
- effect the recovery after getting necessary direction from the Director
- effect the recovery after getting necessary order from Govt.
- None of the above
- If the treasury officer receives intimation from AG disallowing the payment as unauthorized, the immediate action to be taken by the Treasury officer is:
- Necessary correspondence to he done with AG
- Collect explanation from the Drawing officer and the fact to he intimated to AG
- He may allow less than 5 installments for the recovery of excess amounts
- He shall effect recovery without delay
- The procedures to be followed when excess amount paid to a drawing officer are laid down in :
- Rule 26 KTC Vol.1
- Rule 27 KTC Vol.1
- Rule 31 KTC Vol.1
- None
- A Govt. servant supplied with funds for expenditure shall be responsible for such funds until an account of there has been rendered to the satisfaction of
- Treasury Officer
- Accountant General
- Controlling Officer
- Next Superior Officer
- If any doubt arises as to the identity of the Government Servant by whom an account of such funds shall be refunded, it shall be decided by __________.
- The Government
- The Finance Minister
- The Accountant General
- None of these
- All adjustments against the balance of the state by debit or credit to another govt. shall be made through
- Accountant general of the State
- Central Account Section of the RBI
- The PAO concerned
- The director of treasuries
- All adjustment against the balance of the State by debit or credit to another Government be made through Central Accounts Section of:
- Reserve Bank of India
- State Bank of India
- Accountant General
- Finance Department
- Moneys paid or received in the office of the AG on behalf of another state the amount adjusted through:
- Interstate suspense account
- Accounts with RBI (central accounts section)
- Cash settlement suspense account
- Adjusting account between Central and State Govt
- A payment disallowed by the Accountant General as unauthorised was not recovered by the Treasury Officer on the basis of a representation given by the party concerned. Is this in order?
- Action is against the rules which stipulate that the Treasury Officers should promptly recover the amount disallowed by A.G. without regard to any representation.
- Before deferring recovery, the Treasury Officer should have asked the party to get the concurrence of AG.
- In case of failure to affect recovery, the Treasury Officer should report the fact to AG explaining reasons therefor
- The procedure adopted is justifiable as the recovery has to wait till the petition is disposed of
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