The Sindh Rated Premises Ordinance 1979 section 21 had initially stated about the personal need of the landlord that the question needed to be adjusted to accommodate the president of the stay but rent control thereafter. The case was set up before Wali that his office needed premises to accommodate the responsibilities of various agencies. The office of the landlord reflects clear instability in relation to public business in Pakistan as well as abroad and another of his good intentions and good faith to eliminate the tenant landlord's eviction. Set encountered. Unless the landlord had agreed to sell the house in question to the tenant and a formula developed between the parties would suggest that the landlord's needs and needs, if any, were difficult and With good faith, the landlord's intention is to exert pressure. By filing an eviction proceeding to increase the cost of the already-worked premises, the tenant sued them for the specific performance of the sale agreement based on the contract of sale, and in this case the trial court An interim injunction against the landlord was issued stating that preventing the tenant from evicting the landlord would constitute a breach of the prohibition. The court had failed to evict the tenant by evidencing the eviction by the court with the authorized jurisdiction, therefore, by refusing to evict the tenant directly, making any mistake or illegal move. Did not commit
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