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2 months ago

Sir ,my parents both have 52 .02 acres of dry land ,, so shall I come under non creamy layer land limit? Other than agriculture we don't have any source of income

Anik

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A.Dear Client,

Due to your substantial estate and your parents' ownership of ample land, you are ineligible to apply for the certificate.
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A.Dear sir
You cannot try for it because you are having big estate as such you cannot claim such certificate since your parents having sufficient lands.
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