'X' owner of 20 acres of land gave it to Y' for cultivation 'Y' incurred losses.

But 'X' gets insurance

& other benefits from the Andhra Pradesh government. What is the position of Y' under the
present Andhra Pradesh tenancy legislation.
Under the present tenancy legislation in Andhra Pradesh, the position of 'Y' as a tenant would be
governed by the Andhra Pradesh (Andhra Area) Tenancy Act, 1956 or the Andhra Pradesh Land
Reform (Ceiling on Agricultural Holdings) Act, 1973, depending on the specific circumstances.
While I cannot provide an exhaustive analysis of the legislation, here are some general points to
consider:

1. Protection for Cultivating Tenants: The Andhra Pradesh tenancy laws aim to protect
cultivating tenants, including those who have been given land for cultivation by the
landowner. 'Y' would be considered a cultivating tenant under the legislation.
2. Sharing of Profits and Losses: The tenancy legislation may provide for the sharing of
profits and losses between the landowner ('X') and the cultivating tenant ('Y'). If 'Y' has
incurred losses in the cultivation, the legislation may offer provisions for seeking
compensation or relief from the landowner.
3. Government Benefits: The fact that 'X' is receiving insurance and other benefits from the
Andhra Pradesh government related to the land may have implications for 'Y'. The
tenancy legislation may require the landowner to share or pass on some of these benefits
to the cultivating tenant. 'Y' may be entitled to claim a share of the benefits received by
'X' or seek compensation for their efforts and contributions.
4. Eviction and Security of Tenure: The tenancy legislation in Andhra Pradesh may provide
certain protections against eviction and ensure security of tenure for cultivating tenants.
It is essential to understand the provisions of the specific legislation to determine the
rights and protections available to 'Y' in terms of continuing the cultivation and avoiding
arbitrary eviction by the landowner.

To fully understand the rights, responsibilities, and remedies available to 'Y' under the present
tenancy legislation in Andhra Pradesh, it is advisable to consult the Andhra Pradesh (Andhra
Area) Tenancy Act, 1956 or the Andhra Pradesh Land Reform (Ceiling on Agricultural Holdings)
Act, 1973, and seek legal advice from a professional who is familiar with the tenancy laws in
Andhra Pradesh. They can provide specific guidance based on the facts and circumstances of the
case.