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The 1859 Limitation Law made loan bonds valid for how long?
ATen years
BThree years
CFive years
DOne year
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Three years
The law limited bonds to three years to check interest buildup, but moneylenders made ryots sign fresh bonds.
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