PR Committees & Balwantrai — Set 10
Revenue & Panchayati Raj · PR समितियां और बलवंतराय · Questions 91–100 of 140
What are the main types of agricultural leases?
Correct Answer: A. Cash leases, share-cropping leases, and tenant leases
Agricultural leases include cash leases, share-cropping, and tenant leases.
What is the duration of a typical agricultural lease in India?
Correct Answer: A. Usually 1-5 years, renewable or fixed terms
Agricultural leases typically run for 1-5 years with renewal options.
What obligations does a tenant have under an agricultural lease?
Correct Answer: A. Cultivate the land, pay rent, and maintain property
Tenants must cultivate the land, pay rent, and maintain property.
How is rent fixed in agricultural leases?
Correct Answer: A. By mutual agreement, government notification, or agricultural value
Rent is fixed through mutual agreement or government-regulated rates.
What protections do tenant laws provide?
Correct Answer: A. Security of tenure, fair rent, and rights to improvements
Tenant laws protect security, rent fixation, and improvement rights.
What are the main types of agricultural leases?
Correct Answer: A. Cash leases, share-cropping leases, and tenant leases
Agricultural leases include cash leases, share-cropping, and tenant leases.
What is the duration of a typical agricultural lease in India?
Correct Answer: A. Usually 1-5 years, renewable or fixed terms
Agricultural leases typically run for 1-5 years with renewal options.
What obligations does a tenant have under an agricultural lease?
Correct Answer: A. Cultivate the land, pay rent, and maintain property
Tenants must cultivate the land, pay rent, and maintain property.
How is rent fixed in agricultural leases?
Correct Answer: A. By mutual agreement, government notification, or agricultural value
Rent is fixed through mutual agreement or government-regulated rates.
What protections do tenant laws provide?
Correct Answer: A. Security of tenure, fair rent, and rights to improvements
Tenant laws protect security, rent fixation, and improvement rights.