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Section 19: Rent

The Karnataka (Belgaum and Gulbarga Areas) Religious and Charitable Inams Abolition Act, 1973State Act of Karnataka · Act 26 of 1973

Every tenant shall pay annually to the State Government rent which was being paid by him to the inamdar immediately before the appointed date:

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Provided that such rent shall in no case exceed ten times the land revenue payable in respect of such land plus in the case of lands classified as dry but possessing facilities for irrigation from any source of water which is the property of the State Government,-

(i) where two crops of paddy can Rupees sixty six be raised in a year or where per acre.

sugarcane can be raised.

(ii) where one crop of paddy can be raised Rupees forty four per in a year. acre.

(iii) where semi-dry, crops can be grown Rupees twenty two per acre:

Provided further that in the area notified by the State Government as malnad area, the rent in respect of the lands specified as dry land but exclusively used only for grazing or removing leaves shall be equal to the land revenue payable for such lands.

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ActThe Karnataka (Belgaum and Gulbarga Areas) Religious and Charitable Inams Abolition Act, 1973
Section19
Marginal noteRent
JurisdictionState of Karnataka
StatusIn force as published by the source

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