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What was the maximum limit of fertile land with no irrigation that a family can hold as per land reform act, 1974 in Karnataka?

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54 acres

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25 Acres

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66 Acres

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18 Acres

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The correct option is A 54 acres
The maximum limit of fertile land without proper irrigation, that a family can own was limited to 54 acres. However with proper irrigation facilities, this limit was restricted down to 10-18 acres of land.

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