ORGANON PAKISTAN (PVT.) LTD. versus RAFAT ALI KHAN
Sindh Rented Premises Ordinance 1979 Section 15 (2) (iv) The Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) ordered that the tenant be evicted on the principle of reduction in value of material value or nature of utility of place. He had done such things. The value of the material or the fact that the utility of the premises is likely or is not due to changes in the stability of the structure can only be regarded as giving rise to the issue of evacuation, even then making structural additions or modifications unfounded. Will have a strong foundation to offer. Not testing an authentic person, such as an architect, is not a proof of the landlord in any particular case. Supported by the record, based on the actual defective material value or premises utilities will be sufficient to justify evacuation, in each case whether the final factors are present or the probability of a material defect, the value of the cover or the utility or both of the structure. If the landlord's consent was brought in, the changes to the premises would have been commendable, but the landlord's consent did not appear to have been obtained before such changes were made or after taking effect. Did not offer to pay the landlord with reasonable funds. With him, if and when questions were turned to him for restoration, it was, thus, appropriate that the courts should have been ordered to evacuate, thus, because of the outstanding value or utility. The tenant was rightly ordered to be evicted. Appeal leave was denied in the premises
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