Bare Act
The Haryana Ceiling on Land Holding Act, 1972
General197220 sections
This law regulates the maximum amount of land a family or individual can own in the state of Haryana. It sets a specific limit, called the permissible area, which varies based on the type of land and family size. Any land held above this limit is classified as surplus. The Act aims to redistribute this excess land to landless agricultural workers and small farmers, promoting social equity and ensuring that land is used effectively for farming rather than being hoarded by a few large landowners.
- 0. Preamble
- 1. Short title
- 2. Definitions.
- 3. Prescribed authority.
- 4. Tenants.
- 5. Evaluation of land.
- 6. Form and manner of declaration and its verification.
- 7. Collection of information.
- 8. Preparation of statement.
- 9. Form of order.
- 10. Form of statement for amount payable and the manner of serving the same
- 11. Mode of payment of amount.
- 12. Amount of voucher.
- 13. Form and manner of appeal and revision.
- 14. Procedure of authority.
- 15. Court-fees.
- 16. Manner of service of notice or orders.
- 17. Repeal.
- 18. A
- Schedule. Schedule
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