Sindh Rented Premises Ordinance 1979 Section 15, 18 and 21 are forcibly purchased by landlord landlords in payment of rent, they have given notice to the tenants under Section 18, Sindh Rented Premises Ordinance 1979. The statement and their appeals conceded that through inquiries they found that the damaged premises had been purchased by the landlord's tenants, despite such knowledge, without offering or tendering the money through a money order, the landlords said. In the name of the rent was submitted to the Controller and the previous owners indicated that they knew in fact or that the landlord was the owner of the destroyed premises in their statement the tenant had earlier admitted. Was he aware of the transfer of property in favor of the landlord, yet he did not deliberately present? Landlords tender rent through a money order, thus, deliberately defaulting on the payment of rent. The rent controller correctly orders the eviction of the tenants on the basis of the evidence on the record controller of the rent controller. Provided tenants were required to hand over the vacant premises to the landlord, but the tenants were not guaranteed to interfere in the appeal, however, the tenants were given four months' time for landlords, Empty occupation of underground sites
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