Sindh Rated Premises Ordinance 1979 Section 15 (2) (vii) The Owner's Hunger Personal Needs The landlord had the option of dismissing his tenant for his own personal use, but the personal use of the landlord was cut with good faith words. went. The belief was founded on the record, the court will have to investigate the record and determine if there is a honest motive, and in addition to the honesty drawn from the record itself, it was to find out that the absence of adultery. And lack of design or unreasonable advantage if lack of honesty and good faith of the landlord were not established by the record, which was due to the personal use of emissions as a good use. If the order is granted, the tenant can rightly exclude the landlord's removal request. Will decline.
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