Concept:Leasing is a temporary land arrangement where the farmer pays rent to use the land for an agreed period.
Explanation:Leasehold tenure means the farmer does not own the land permanently.
The landowner, called the lessor, gives the farmer, called the lessee, a right to use the land.
This right is granted for a specific period agreed by both parties.
The farmer pays rent regularly to the landowner during that period.
When the period expires, the right of use returns to the owner unless the lease is renewed.
Land inherited from the father passes through family inheritance, not a lease.
Land received as a gift transfers ownership without rent or a fixed period.
Land given as compensation is awarded for loss or damage, not for farming on rent.
Only land given for a specific period on a rental basis matches the meaning of a lease.
Answer:D. given for a specific period on rental basis.