Correct option is D
A lease for gathering fruits from trees is not considered a kind of agricultural lease. Agricultural leases typically involve the cultivation of land or the rearing of plants that require periodic planting and nurturing, such as indigo, vegetables, and tea plants. Gathering fruits from trees generally falls under a different category, often referred to as a usufructuary right, where the lessee has the right to use the land and take the produce, but it does not involve agricultural activities in the traditional sense.
Information Booster:
Agricultural leases involve agreements where the land is leased for the purpose of growing crops or other agricultural produce. These leases are usually characterized by their focus on cultivation and the productive use of the land for agricultural purposes.
Additional Knowledge:
· Lease for cultivation of Indigo: A traditional form of agricultural lease where land is used for growing indigo plants.
· Lease for cultivation of vegetables: Involves the growing of various vegetables, also a common form of agricultural lease.
· Lease for rearing tea plants: A type of agricultural lease focused on the long-term cultivation of tea plants, which requires specific agricultural practices.
