India - Survey on Migration and Ownership of Land by Non-Tribals in Trible Areas: NSS 44th Round, Schedule 29.3, July 1988 - June 1989

Particulars of plots taken on rent lease by the household and held on the date of survey will be recorded in these columns. For leased-in plots, columns (1) to (4) and columns (15) to (17) only are to be filled in. Area leased in by the household will be recorded in col. (15) in acres up to 2 places of decimal separately for each plot leased-in. information pertaining to terms under which leasing-in of the plots were agreed upon would be recorded in
column (16). for recording entries in column (17), it is necessary to ascertain the type of lessor from whom the land has been taken lease. it is to be noted that in some tribal areas, the ownership of land vests with the community. Village /District Council, tribal chief or clan chief allots a piece of land to the individual for a specified period (say, for a cycle in case of shifting cultivation). If any such land is possessed by the household on the date of survey, it will be considered as leased-in.