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KHALID MEHMOO versus THE STATE

Customs Act 1969 O XX, R 18 Suit for Distribution of Property The whole process of landlord and tenant relationship through an owner. The legal appellants first denied the defendant's title by declaring the sale process challenging, and then divided the existing (litigation) effect in this case = the underlying land was shared and never divided. Owned more than his share and the respondent is entitled to occupy the land to the extent of his share through the appellant's distribution of the property. During the arguments, the plea had the effect that if the property was shared and the distribution was approved, the possession of the appellant should not be disturbed as it was initially resident, no one could approve it simultaneously and Neither party can support it. Allow the hot and cold air to run at the same time The landlord and the tenant could not be allowed to raise a new request that their occupancy as a tenant be protected. Once the appellants refused the tenancy, the respondent had the option to accept the position and file a case for recovery of possession, where the appellants could not. It should be allowed to take a stand against it, recognizing that it is a tenant respondent and that it has proved beyond doubt that it is a shareholder in the property, that the property is shared and that the respondent is entitled to the required distribution. As part of its own right and possession through it. Decree of civil court registration advocate from Kech lawyer