Lease by a Bhumidhar
Section 94 of Uttar Pradesh Revenue Code-2006 deals with lease by a Bhumidhar. [94. (1) A Bhumidhar may lease out his holding or any part thereof to any person, firm, company, partnership firm, limited liability partnership firm, trust, society or any other legal entity for agriculture or for setting up a solar energy plant. The Act was enacted on 11 Feb 2016.
1[94. (1) A Bhumidhar may lease out his holding or any part thereof to any person, firm, company, partnership firm, limited liability partnership firm, trust, society or any other legal entity for agriculture or for setting up a solar energy plant. Such lease shall be known as the private lease by a bhumidhar.
(2) Private lease by a Bhumidhar means a contract based on an agreement, with mutually agreed terms and conditions, between Lessor, who may be a Bhumidhar and the Lessee who wishes to undertake agricultural activities or set up a solar energy plant, by which the Lessor grants permission to the Lessee to use the land or holding or any part thereof for agricultural purposes or for establishment of solar energy plant, against a consideration in cash or kind or a share of produce, payable to the Lessor as per the lease agreement.
(3) Period of private lease by a bhumidhar maximum period of the private lease by a Bhumidhar shall not exceed fifteen years at a time :
Provided that, after the expiration of the first lease period, the duration of lease period may be further extended by mutual consent of the Lessor and the Lessee :
Provided further that for purpose of establishing a solar energy plant, the maximum period may be upto thirty years.
(4) Conditions of the private Lease by a bhumidhar The terms and conditions of the private lease by a bhumidhar shall be as mutually agreed between the Lessor and Lessee. The general conditions of the lease shall be in the manner as may be prescribed. ]
Section 94, Uttar Pradesh Revenue Code-2006 (Act 8 of 2012).
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Questions about Section 94
What does Section 94 of the Uttar Pradesh Revenue Code-2006 deal with?
Section 94 of the Uttar Pradesh Revenue Code-2006 is headed "Lease by a Bhumidhar". [94. (1) A Bhumidhar may lease out his holding or any part thereof to any person, firm, company, partnership firm, limited liability partnership firm, trust, society or any other legal entity for agriculture or for setting up a solar energy plant.
How do I find court cases under Section 94 of the Uttar Pradesh Revenue Code-2006?
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What should I read with Section 94 of the Uttar Pradesh Revenue Code-2006, and has it changed?
1 other provision in this corpus refers back to it.
When was Section 94 of the Uttar Pradesh Revenue Code-2006 enacted?
Section 94 of the Uttar Pradesh Revenue Code-2006, cited as Uttar Pradesh Revenue Code-2006 94, was enacted on 11 Feb 2016 as Act 8 of 2012. It is in force as at the date shown on this page.
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- 59. Entrustment of land etc. to 2Gram Panchayats and other local authorities749 words
- 233. Rules710 words
- 89. Restriction on transfer by bhumidhar609 words
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