Section 146 of PLRA : Section 146: Superior Land-Owners? Dues
PLRA
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Explanation using Example
Imagine a scenario where Mr. Singh, who owns a large piece of agricultural land, has an agreement with Mr. Kumar, a tenant farmer working on part of that land. According to their arrangement, Mr. Kumar is supposed to give a portion of the crop yield (dues in kind) or a variable cash amount to Mr. Singh after each harvest, depending on the quantity and quality of the produce.
However, both parties find this system to be unpredictable and difficult to manage. They decide to approa...
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