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For the purpose of property partition, the court has the authority to appoint _____________________ as a local commissioner?

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Answer: C. Any person which it deems fit

Explanation

Civil courts possess broad discretionary powers when selecting individuals to act as local commissioners for property division. The statutory framework does not restrict the court to specific titles like Patwari or Tehsildar. Any competent person deemed suitable by the judge can be appointed to execute the partition commission. Property partition suits involve physical division of land or assets among co owners according to their shares. A local commissioner visits the disputed property, prepares maps, and suggests practical partition schemes to the court. Judicial discretion allows courts to choose surveyors, engineers, or knowledgeable laypersons based on the case needs.

Option A is too narrow because a Patwari is merely one type of local revenue official among many. Option B is similarly restrictive as it limits potential commissioners exclusively to high ranking revenue officers. Option D is incorrect because the court maintains wide discretionary power to appoint qualified individuals.

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