Sections 18 and 15 of the Transfer of Property Act (IV of 1882), Section 5 constitution Pakistan, Article 185 (3) evict tenants' property The default of the existing landlord in paying the rent to the new landlord claimed that Had purchased a suit property from a company. (Former landlord) 13 1997 Under a convention deadline of 1997, it then sent a notice to the tenant under Section 18 of the Sindh Rentals Ordinance 1979, which requested the tenant to pay the rent at the previous rate. Was applied to a March 1997 tenant. It was claimed that the former landlord, which was a company, was formally dissolved in 12 12 1982, so how could the current landlord obtain a convention agreement with the dissolved company on 13 1997 1997. That under section 5 of the Property Act, 1882, only a living person, which included a company, could transfer the property, and since in the present case the suit property was transferred through a conveyance deed after the dissolution of the former house. The wrong document, the leaseholder, decided in favor of the current landlord and instructed the tenant to vacate and hand over the property to the suit. The order of the rent controller was upheld by the first appellate court and the High Court's affirmation courts considered all aspects of the case, including evidence. On the record, the Registered Convention Deed, Release Deed, the relevant society exchange order, mutant letter and form PTI, and rightly concluded that the existing landlord on the basis of the registered conveyance deed requested the tenant to provide it To receive future rent. Any portion of the dissolved company from the current landlord
