Sindh Tenant Limitation Ordinance 1979 Sections 15 and 21 of the Transfer of Property Act (IV of 1882), Section 53, in a written reply, acknowledged that the landlord owns 50% of the property owned by the landlord and the remaining 50% Had bought Through the agreement, the tenant further confessed to the person who needed to benefit from the appellant, the grandson of the late landlord who admitted that 50 percent of the landlord's landlord was the main question It is important to consider what the right tenant was entitled to, the contested relationship of the landlord and tenant tenant did not claim protection of Section AA, the Transfer of Property Act, of 1882 even otherwise. I found this tenant not available to the tenant, as he failed to claim that the contract did not sell The agreement affects this agreement. The landlord and the tenant ceased to exist and it was not the tenant's possession but the buyer's lender, Oler, did not consider such basic questions, remanding the matter to the parties. After deciding on the relationship between, allow them to present more evidence when they choose, and when the landlord and tenant relationship is established, they will decide other matters.
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