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A bare outline of these provisions goes to show that
these have been enacted to identify classes of tenants.
These provisions have no connection with the ownership of
land. Section 3(XXVI) defines 'tenant' to mean a person who
holds land under another and is, or but for a special
contract would be. liable to pay rent for that land to that
other person. Sub-section (1) of Section 4 is plainly tied
up with Section S. Subsection (2)(d) & (b) of Section 4 is
tied up with Section 6 and sequally with Section 76. Local
customs, as the illustrations under Section 76 show, are for
the purpose of streamlining the tenancy rights and landlord-
tenant relationship. Sub-section (2)(c) of Section 4 in the
same pattern is tied up with Section 7. Lastly sub-section
(4) of Section 4 is tied up with Section 8 relating to
"Mundari Khunt-kattidhar". All these tenants as classified,
do not own the tenanted lands, but hold land under others.