content: maybe so but it's ultimately intended to protect the trad culture, and discourage non-farmers from just buying land to use for industrial or other purposes, thus erasing the family history of the native population. the law encourages the keeping of ancestral property within the family it belongs to.  edit: it's the opposite of taking land away from you. worst case scenario you're stuck with land you don't want or can use, and then you can presumably make that argument to the authorities and presumably they'll approve of selling.