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    <description>Agricultural-income exemption for a building depends on whether the receiver of rent or revenue requires it as a dwelling house because of their connection with agricultural land, rather than on its size, subjective convenience, or proportionality to status or income. On that basis, the palace&#039;s entire notional annual value was exempt from tax. Mutation fees paid by tenants on succession to tenures or occupancy holdings derive from the landlord-tenant relationship and agricultural land; they therefore constitute agricultural income. Whether those charges are legally enforceable under tenancy law does not determine their tax character, and both categories of mutation fees were exempt.</description>
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