Under the CARP Law, landowners are compensated by the Government through just compensation and are allowed to retain a maximum of 6 hectares of land, with an additional 3 hectares for each child of the landowner who is at least 15 years old and actively tilling or managing the land. *2 pointsTRUEFALSE

Is just compensation required for the landowner whose land is covered by agrarian reform?Section 17, RA 6657.Group of answer choicesNoYes

How much land can the landowner retain?Tip: Section 6 of RA 6657.Group of answer choices10 hectares5 hectares

What lands are not covered by Agrarian Reform?Group of answer choicesPrivate lands with a total area of 5 hectares or belowBeyond 5 hectares

In Palampur, there are 60 families of medium and large farmers who work on more than 2 hectares of land. Some of the big farmers own land that is 10 hectares or even larger. This means that in Palampur, there are some families who have a lot of land for farming.

These are the salient Features of Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Law (Republle Act No. 0657) except a. The law provides for the coverage of all agricultural lands regardless of crops produced or tenurial status of the tiller; b. it recognizes as beneficiaries of the program all workers in the land given that they are landless and willing to till the land; c. it provides for the delivery of support services to program beneficiaries; d. it provides for arrangement that ensure the tenurial security of farmers and farm workers such as the leasehold arrangement, stock distribution option arid production and profit sharing; e. and it increases an adjudication body that will resolve agrarian disputes a. c, b, and e b. a, c, and d c. none of the above d. a, b, and c