The Calcutta Review, Volumes 62-63University of Calcutta, 1876 |
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Page 89
... Rent in this country ought first of all to be divided into two classes money - rent and produce - rent . This distinction , simple as it is , has a most important bearing upon the question at issue . a rent Money - rent again is of two ...
... Rent in this country ought first of all to be divided into two classes money - rent and produce - rent . This distinction , simple as it is , has a most important bearing upon the question at issue . a rent Money - rent again is of two ...
Page 90
... rent is also of two kinds : Specified or fixed - rent , and proportion - rent , or as they are termed respectively the Gula - rent and the Bhag - rent . Gula - rents signify a specified quantity of produce payable for every bighá or ...
... rent is also of two kinds : Specified or fixed - rent , and proportion - rent , or as they are termed respectively the Gula - rent and the Bhag - rent . Gula - rents signify a specified quantity of produce payable for every bighá or ...
Page 113
... rents , and are inconsistent with the nirikh system . All abwabs may be comprised in two or three classes . In the first place they are either tax - abwabs or rent - abwabs ; and secondly , the latter are again divisible into two ...
... rents , and are inconsistent with the nirikh system . All abwabs may be comprised in two or three classes . In the first place they are either tax - abwabs or rent - abwabs ; and secondly , the latter are again divisible into two ...
Contents
No CXXIII | 1 |
THE HINDU CUSTOM OF SITTING DHARNA | 37 |
THE BHAGAVADGITA AND CHRISTIANITY | 53 |
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