Main Objectives of Land Reform Acts
- To bestow on tenents ownership of a minimum of ten cents of land
- To end the old feudal relations by legitimizing the right of real peasants to own the land they cultivate
- To introduce land ceiling and distribute excess land among the landless agricultural laborers
- To abolish exploitation and inequalities in the agrarian sector
- To ensure the consistent progress and transformation of society
- To achieve economic development and modernization
- To end the era of feudalism
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