ALLAH RALCHA versus MUSSARRAT
Individual rent of the rented premises ordinance 1979, section 14 and 15, exclude the tenant from the premises except when it is a matter of either section 14 of the ordinance or section 15 of the Sindh Rated Premises Ordinance, 1979. Covered by clause, the court's attempt is always to enforce the provisions of the law. During the eviction order, the rent controller had a duty to review and weigh the evidence in support of the eviction request by the landlord if the landlord's evidence was based on trust, truth and law requirements. , The evidence had to be accepted and the tenant's eviction was to be ordered when the tenant's eviction could be granted only if there was evidence that the landlord's possession was a strong and reliable one and only On the strength of such evidence, the eviction order should be approved by the tenant's dismissal order weakening the tenant's defense. This cannot be approved and if the landlord has proof of the trust of the landlord, the rent controller will have to review the evidence provided by the tenant in defense. Whether a tenant was taken over by a tenant who was genuine and when set up on record by evidence, the landlord creates the home by proof of it. Prior to this and whether such a dent was permissible within the parameters of the law relating to the eviction of the tenant once it was established that the dent was valid in law through positive evidence to protect the interest of the tenant. Was
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