Jat land tenure system

The Jat land tenure system is a traditional land ownership arrangement among Jat communities, primarily in northern India. It often involves a mix of hereditary rights, cooperative landholding, and customary rules that govern land use and inheritance. Land is typically passed down through generations within families or clans, maintaining social and economic stability. While modern land reforms have introduced changes, elements of the traditional system, such as communal cultivation and collective decision-making, still influence land practices. Overall, it reflects a culturally rooted system balancing individual rights with community interests.