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Who is a landlord under the Punjab Tenancy Act 1887?

A. One who tills his own land
B. One entitled to receive rent from a tenant
C. Village headman
D. Revenue Officer
Correct Answer: B. One entitled to receive rent from a tenant

Under the Punjab Tenancy Act 1887, a landlord is precisely defined by their entitlement to receive rent. This foundational concept establishes the legal and financial relationship in a tenancy, where the landlord grants the use of land in exchange for payment from the tenant.

  • A: One who tills his own land describes an owner-cultivator, not necessarily a landlord who leases land to others.
  • C: Village headman refers to an administrative or community leader, whose role is distinct from that of a landlord under the Act.
  • D: Revenue Officer is a government official responsible for land revenue administration, not a private individual acting as a landlord.

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