Sections 18 and 21 of the Transfer of Property Act (IV of 1882), Section 53 An alleged contract of sale in favor of the tenant after which the original landlord, the original landlord, executed the registered sale deed in favor of the successor landlord. Who gave notice to the tenant upon receiving the title. That he, upon receiving the title to the landlord premises, will be given future rent on a sealed basis under a contract to sell the landlord's right to refuse the tenant controller. Since the original landlord is executed in favor of his successor in interest, the sale agreement was not terminated in favor of the tenant agreement and there was no clause in it. I was in favor of the right and the interest, if any. The tenant's landlord and the proprietor were acquired by the proprietor on behalf of the registered sales deed
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