LION PAPER INDUSTRIES (PVT.) LIMITED versus SABIHA RIZWAN
The Sindh Rated Premises Ordinance 1979 Section 16 (1) (2) Rental Control Order Arbitrator was, of course, not required to determine the rent at the end for the purpose of submission, but such an order would be a reasonable decision. Should and should then be approved. Considering all the goods kept on the rental controller, only on Landy's statement, the rent was allegedly issued by the tenant, without providing the tenant with an opportunity and without recording a temporary inquiry into the facts of the receipt. The receipts were ignored, the rent controller needed adjustments. Regarding the rent, the rent presented and paid by the tenant in court, but this was not done, cannot be called a decree in accordance with the terms of the Treatment Rental Section 16 (1) approved by the rent controller, Sindh Tenant Wage Ordinance, 1979, but was vague, invalid and defective and did not comply with the order made by the tenant as would have been incredibly provided for in section 16 (2) of the Ordinance, 1979.
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