The Bombay Government Gazette. Tuesday 2nd April 1940

(4) Where any land is held by more than one protected tenant jointly the tenancy of such land shall on the death of any one of such protected tenants be continued subject to the provisions of this Act to the surviving protected tenant or tenants and the heirs of the deceased tenant detemined in the manner provided in sub-section (2) as the case may be. [...] (6) In determining the reasonable rent regard shall subject to the provisions of section be had to the following factors :- (a) the rental values of lands used for similar purposes in the locality ; (b) the profits of agriculture of similar lands in the locality ; (c) the prices of crops and commodities in the locality ; (d) the improvements made in the land by the landlord ; (e) the assessment p [...] [PART IV cause beyond the control of the tenant the land has been wholly or partially rendered unfit for the purposes of cultivation or (ii) enhance the rent if on an application made to him by a landlord he is satisfied that on 'account of any improvement made in the land by or at the expense of the lan dlord the produce of the land is increased. [...] under sub-section (2) of section 87 of the said Code vi87° f for rendering assistance to the landlord allow to the tenant a set off for the sum if any paid by such tenant to the landlord in excess of the amount of rent due from him after deducting the amount required to he remitted under susebtion (1) or sub-section (2) of this Act or under section 84A of the said Code. [...] (3) If within the period of 3 months so specified the tenant intimates in writing to the landlord that he is willing to purchase the site the landlord shall make an application to the Mamlatdar for the determ;nation of the value of the site.