IBPS SO Law Officer DRT 2026, FREE PDF & Live Quiz

1. The statute commonly associated with DRTs is presently titled the:

2. The Recovery of Debts and Bankruptcy Act is Act No.:

3. The Act is deemed to have come into force on:

4. The establishment of Debts Recovery Tribunals by the Central Government is dealt with in:

5. The establishment of Appellate Tribunals is principally dealt with in:

6. A person appointed as Presiding Officer of a DRT must satisfy the qualification prescribed under:

7. The term of office of a Presiding Officer of a DRT is governed principally by:

8. The jurisdiction, powers and authority of Tribunals in relation to recovery applications by banks and financial institutions are principally addressed in:

9. The exclusion of jurisdiction of ordinary courts and other authorities in matters assigned to DRT/DRAT is dealt with under:

10. A bank or financial institution seeking recovery of a debt ordinarily makes its application to the DRT under:

11. One permissible territorial basis for a Section 19 application is where:

12. An appeal from an order of the DRT to the Appellate Tribunal is provided under:

13. No appeal under Section 20 ordinarily lies from a DRT order made:

14. Under Section 21, the normal pre-deposit for an appeal by a person from whom debt is due is:

15. The Appellate Tribunal may reduce the Section 21 pre-deposit, but not below:

16. Which provision sets out the principal modes by which a Recovery Officer may recover debt pursuant to a recovery certificate?

17. Which is expressly a Section 25 mode of recovery?

18. Arrest of the defendant and detention in prison may be used by the Recovery Officer as a mode of recovery under:

19. Appointment of a receiver for management of the defendant’s movable or immovable property is a mode of recovery under:

20. Section 28 deals with: