Section 15 (2) (ii) (a) All tenant tenants against whom sub-letting was charged in the premises should have presented themselves to give evidence of termination of such charge, the actual rent. The absence of the lessee was of great importance, which led to the accusation of the tenant being a kind of accusation against the original tenant, which was to be denied or at least by direct evidence of the tenant. There was a strong reason for examining her non-appearance and on behalf of another person. Another person's power of attorney demonstrated at a later stage that the alleged attorney had all the powers to dispose of the leasehold rights in the premises because of the dispute, such terms and conditions in the general power of attorney. , Will not meet the lawyer's requirement
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