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Code · CFR · Title 25 — Indians · Part 162 · § 162.222

§ 162.222. How much rent must be paid under an agricultural lease?

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(a)An agricultural lease must provide for the payment of a fair annual rental at the beginning of the lease term, unless a lesser amount is permitted under paragraphs
(b)through
(d)of this section. The tenant's rent payments may be:
(1)In fixed amounts; or
(2)Based on a share of the agricultural products generated by the lease, or a percentage of the income to be derived from the sale of such agricultural products.
(b)We will approve an agricultural lease of tribal land at a nominal rent, or at less than a fair annual rental, if such a rent is negotiated or established by the tribe.
(c)We will approve an agricultural lease of individually-owned land at a nominal rent or at less than a fair annual rental, if:
(1)The tenant is a member of the Indian landowner's immediate family, or a co-owner in the lease tract; or
(2)The tenant is a cooperative or other legal entity in which the Indian landowners directly participate in the revenues or profits generated by the lease.
(d)We will grant or approve a lease at less than a fair annual rental, as previously determined by an appraisal or some other appropriate valuation method, if the land is subsequently advertised and the tenant is the highest responsible bidder.
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