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Where property involves land paying government revenue or assigned land, and collectors' management benefits parties, with whose consent may collectors be appointed receivers_______________?

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Answer: C. Collector

Explanation

Revenue-paying land management allows collectors to be appointed receivers with collector consent. Statutory rules accommodate administrative expertise when agricultural land revenue is involved. Collector consent ensures government revenue collection remains uninterrupted during receiverships. Receivers are impartial court-appointed managers who safeguard disputed property during litigation. Government revenue lands require specialized administrative oversight handled by district collectors. Civil procedure codes outline special rules for appointing public officials as property receivers.

Agricultural land disputes need knowledgeable management to preserve crop yields and revenues. Involving collectors bridges judicial receivership with ongoing provincial revenue administration. It protects valuable agricultural estates from mismanagement while civil lawsuits are pending. Party consent alone is insufficient when dealing with government revenue-paying lands. Court officer consent does not replace the statutory requirement for the collector's approval. None of these fails because the collector's consent is explicitly mandated by law.

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Law
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