How does the Gujarat Agricultural Lands Ceiling Act, 1960 differ from other acts mentioned?
The Gujarat Agricultural Lands Ceiling Act, 1960 (Gujarat Act XXVI of 1961) primarily focuses on setting a ceiling on the amount of agricultural land that can be owned by an individual or entity in the state of Gujarat. It aims to prevent excessive concentration of land ownership and promote equitable distribution of land resources among farmers and cultivators.

In comparison to other acts mentioned, the Gujarat Agricultural Lands Ceiling Act specifically addresses the issue of land holdings in Gujarat by setting a maximum limit for land ownership. Other acts may deal with various aspects of tenancy, agricultural lands, and land reforms, but the focus and provisions of each act may vary based on their respective jurisdictions and objectives.