The assertion that a person who is employed and owns realty cannot be a tenant-farmer lacks basis. It must be stressed that individuals who are employed or who own real property can be considered as tenant-lessee on the agricultural land provided all the essential requisites or elements of tenancy relationship are established. They may not qualify to become beneficiaries or awardees, but certainly they can be agricultural lessees. Employment or owning realty does not ipso facto disqualify one from becoming an agricultural tenant-lessee.
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