Bare Act

The Bombay Prevention of Fragmentation and Consolidation of Holdings Act, 1947

This law regulates the division of land into smaller pieces and the merging of land into larger plots within the State of Bombay. It aims to prevent land from becoming too fragmented, which can make farming inefficient, and allows the government to consolidate holdings to improve agricultural productivity. The Act applies to the entire state and gives the State Government the power to decide when and where these rules become active through official notifications. This helps ensure land is used effectively for farming and supports rural development by managing land ownership structures.

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