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    The document discusses the provisions of various land laws in Maharashtra including the Bombay Tenancy and Agricultural Lands Act 1948, the Maharashtra Rent Control Act 1999, the Maharashtra Land Revenue Code 1966 and the Mamlatdar's Court Act 1906. It provides 6 compulsory questions related to these acts for a law exam, asking to explain key concepts and provisions and their implications.

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    OL - 317 : OPTIONAL PAPER - VI


    Land Laws
    (524)
    P. Pages : 4
    Time : Three Hours Max. Marks : 100

    Instructions to Candidates :
    1. Do not write anything on question paper except Seat No.
    2. Answer sheet should be written with blue ink only. Graph or diagram
    should be drawn with the same pen being used for writing paper or black
    HB pencil.
    3. Students should note, no supplement will be provided.
    4. All questions are compulsory.
    5. Figures to the right indicate full marks.

    1. Bombay Tenancy & Agriculturaal Land Act 1948


    Explain the provisions regarding termination of tenancy by the act of 16
    parties.

    OR

    Explain "Tillers Day"

    2. Maharashtra Rent Control Act. 1999


    Explain the provisions regarding leave and license. 16

    OR

    What is standard rent and permitted increase ? When Landlord nay


    increase rent ?

    3. Maharashtra Land Revenue Code 1966


    Discuss in detail the procedure for change of use of land. 16

    OR

    What is record of rights ? Explain.

    4. The Mamlatdar's Court Act 1906


    Discuss the provisions regarding the contents of plaint, cause of 16
    action and execution of mamlatdar's decision.
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    OR

    Explain powers of mamletdar under mamletdar court Act.

    5. Write short notes on any four. 16

    a) With holding essential supply

    b) Encroachment

    c) Relinquishment

    d) Alluvial land

    e) Nistar patrak

    f) Ceiling limit and economic holding

    6. Attempt any four 20

    a) Mr. Laxman is an army person wants the residential premises


    back from his tenant. Can he do so ? Explain.

    b) An alluvial land formed on the bank of occupant's land which


    exceeds one acre. Whether occupant entitled to use such land.

    c) Mr. Suhas is the landlord and Rajaram is the tenant. Mr.


    Rajaram planted trees on the land. Who is entitled for the
    produce of the trees.

    d) Mr. Ramesh, The tenant gives his part of premises to Mr.


    Dinesh. Can he do so ? Explain.

    e) Landlord for the purpose to vacate his premises from tenant ask
    his son to cut off water supply of tenant. Advice tenant.

    **********

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