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MUHAMMAD ASHRAF BHATTI versus MUHAMMAD YAQOOB

Section 51 and 52 of the West Pakistan Citizens Rental Ordinance (VI VI 1959) of the Property Act 1882, Sections 15 and 51, Section 15 of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882 Applicable Tenants Rent Compensation Claimed by Tenants At one point, the property question was allotted to his predecessor and, because he spent a lot of money on the construction, he was entitled to compensation under Section 51, the Transfer of Property Act, 1882 - Property. The tenant / predecessor was a litigation party that started at 5 5 1962 and lastly. By the High Court on 25 11 1985 and then the Supreme Court on 26 4 1987, in the first period of advance litigation for professionals in favor of landlords, not only was the party but also the tenant in the second round of litigation. Thus, the transfer was not a rented premises; it may be better understood that he was trying to evict the landlord by obtaining rent from the settlement, hence the provision of section 52, Transfer of Property Act, 1882, Applied in the cases because the trial was under trial. Therefore, no transfer and the property transfer claim in question was subject to a real challenge; therefore, the tenants were not entitled to influence / influence such property, Section 51, Property Transfer. The provision of the Property Property Act, 1882 was not attracted. Under these circumstances the tenant was not entitled to any alleged compensation for any improvements made to the property under these questions. best advocate from Khangarh lawyer