The Sindh Rented Premises Ordinance 1979 section 15 (2) (ii) defaulted on the payment of tenants, which failed to pay the disputed rent or take the tender, claimed that the landlord periodically paid Rs one lakh. I used to pay rent but the tenant could not prove such claim. The payment for rent could not be obtained as the tenant was strictly tender / rented according to the law but there was no evidence that the landlord refused to rent from the tenant, even the tenant money. Could have rented through the order, but the tenant did not do so, instead of collecting the rent according to the rent article, started sending a money order to the former landlord, under the circumstances, deliberately ordering a temporary rental. Was disobeyed and disobeyed by the landlord, it was imperative that the temporary fresh rent order be approved The default landlord or another application could insert a fresh CD. The right to evict the tenants was given to the voters by the controller of rent on the basis of default in the circumstances.
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