Mohan took a mine on lease for 20 years . Rate of royalty is rs1/ton ....
Assuming that Mohan is mining a certain mineral, let's calculate his royalty and rent for a year:
- Let's say Mohan mined 5000 tons of the mineral in a year.
- His royalty for the year would be 5000 x Rs1/ton = Rs5000.
- His rent for the year would be the higher of the minimum rent or the royalty: max(Rs8000, Rs5000) = Rs8000.
- However, there's a condition that any short working for the year (i.e. if Mohan mines less than a certain amount) will not be recouped. This limit is when the yield is less than 4000 tons. So, if Mohan mined only 3000 tons in a year, his rent would still be Rs8000, and he wouldn't get any refund for the shortfall.
- If Mohan mined more than 4000 tons, his rent would still be Rs8000 (since that's the minimum rent), but he would get additional royalty for the extra tons mined.
It's worth noting that the terms of the lease (such as the minimum rent and short working condition) would have been negotiated between Mohan and the lessor (the owner of the mine). The terms may vary depending on the mineral being mined, the location of the mine, and other factors.
Mohan took a mine on lease for 20 years . Rate of royalty is rs1/ton ....
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