Law · Santhal Parganas Tenancy Act
Under Section 37 of the Santhal Parganas Tenancy (Supplementary Provisions) Act, 1949, what restrictions are placed on the 'Rights of Grazing' (Gochar) land in a village?
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- 1Gochar land is only for the use of the landlord’s cattle, and Ryots must pay a fee to graze their own livestock.
- 2Grazing land shall be held by the community and no part of it shall be settled or diverted for any other purpose without the DC's order.✓
- 3The Village Pradhan has the exclusive right to lease out Gochar land for private dairy farming to outsiders.
- 4Gochar land can be converted into Ryoti land if the cattle population of the village decreases by more than 50%.
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Grazing land shall be held by the community and no part of it shall be settled or diverted for any other purpose without the DC's order.
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