“150”, Aptitude Test
Questions and Answers for Assistant Registrar, District Lands and Housing Tribunals – Ministry of Lands,
Housing and Human Settlements Development
ABSTRACT
This document contains a set of 150
multiple-choice questions designed to help candidates prepare for the Assistant Registrar – District Lands and Housing
Tribunals aptitude test in Tanzania. The questions are crafted to reflect the
real structure and complexity of public service aptitude exams, focusing on the
legal, administrative, and procedural responsibilities of the role. Key areas
covered include land laws, institutional procedures, court hierarchy, case
management, and leadership in public service. This material is suitable for law
graduates, civil servants, legal professionals, and job seekers aiming to build
confidence and improve their performance in competitive recruitment
assessments. Each question is accompanied by answer choices and the correct
answer to enhance self-evaluation and learning.
Prepared by:
Johnson Yesaya Mgelwa.
A lawyer stationed in Dar-es-salaam.
0628729934.
Date: June 1, 2025
Dear applicants,
This collection of questions and answers
has been carefully prepared to help all of you to understand the key areas
tested during the interview. The goal is to provide a useful, and practical
study guide so you can all perform confidently and fairly in the selection
process. I wish you the best of luck, and may this resource support you in
achieving success!
Warm regards,
Johnson Yesaya Mgelwa
For Personal Use by Applicants Preparing
for Assistant Registrar - District Lands and Housing Tribunals interview at Ministry
of Lands, Housing and Human Settlements Development.
ALL
QUESTIONS ARE COMPILED TOGETHER.
1.
The main legislation governing District Lands and Housing Tribunals in Tanzania
is:
A. Land Act, 1999 B. Courts (Land Disputes Settlements) Act, 2002 C.
Magistrates’ Courts Act, 1984 D. Local Government (District Authorities) Act,
1982
Answer:
B. Courts (Land Disputes Settlements) Act, 2002
2. Who is responsible
for submitting monthly or quarterly returns to the Registrar of Tribunals?
A. Assistant Registrar B. Tribunal Clerk C. Tribunal Chairpersons D. Land
Officers
Answer:
C. Tribunal Chairpersons
3.
Appeals from the District Lands and Housing Tribunal go to:
A. Court of Appeal B. High Court of Tanzania C. Resident Magistrate Court D.
Regional Secretariat
Answer:
B. High Court of Tanzania
4. The
function of coordinating tribunal brokers relates to:
A. Case judgments B. Training programs C. Execution of decisions D. Budget
planning
Answer:
C. Execution of decisions
5. A
key duty of the Assistant Registrar is to:
A. Represent clients in court B. Issue land titles C. Supervise tribunal staff D.
Approve building permits
Answer:
C. Supervise tribunal staff
6. The
appointment of brokers for tribunals is managed by:
A. The Ministry of Finance B. The Registrar C. The Assistant Registrar D. The
High Court
Answer:
C. The Assistant Registrar
7. The
Law School of Tanzania provides:
A. Undergraduate degrees in law B. Postgraduate diplomas in land law C.
Practical legal training D. Financial aid for land students
Answer:
C. Practical legal training
8. OC
funds are mainly used for:
A. Construction projects B. Tribunal salaries C. Operational costs D. Loan
disbursement
Answer:
C. Operational costs
9.
Which body appoints the Assistant Registrar?
A. The President B. Chief Justice C. Judicial Service Commission D. Public
Service Recruitment Secretariat
Answer:
D. Public Service Recruitment Secretariat
10.
Which of the following is NOT typically prepared by Assistant Registrars?
A. Annual audit report B. Quarterly progress report C. Training plans D. Work
plans
Answer:
A. Annual audit report
11.
The Land Disputes Act was enacted in which year?
A. 2000 B. 2002 C. 1999 D. 2004
Answer:
B. 2002
12.
Assistant Registrars handle disciplinary issues of:
A. Police officers B. Village councils C. Tribunal staff D. District executives
Answer:
C. Tribunal staff
13.
The term “return” in tribunal context refers to:
A. Money refund B. Staff reshuffle C. Periodic report D. Land title
Answer:
C. Periodic report
14.
The Constitution of Tanzania guarantees land ownership under:
A. Article 24 B. Article 14 C. Article 17 D. Article 26
Answer:
A. Article 24
15.
Land matters are under which legal category in Tanzania?
A. Civil law B. Criminal law C. Customary law only D. International law
Answer:
A. Civil law
16.
Assistant Registrars report to:
A. Tribunal Chairperson B. Katibu Mkuu C. High Court Registrar D. Local
Government Authority
Answer:
B. Katibu Mkuu
17.
Tribunal proceedings are conducted in which language?
A. French B. English only C. Kiswahili D. Arabic
Answer:
C. Kiswahili
18.
The execution of tribunal decisions is performed by:
A. Land officer B. Broker (dalali) C. Secretary D. Accountant
Answer:
B. Broker (dalali)
19.
Training plans are important for:
A. Tribunal publicity B. Improving staff performance C. Construction activities D.
Revenue generation
Answer:
B. Improving staff performance
20.
Budget preparation is essential to:
A. Increase salaries B. Enhance financial control C. End disputes D. Promote
campaigns
Answer:
B. Enhance financial control
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