The default tenant in payment of Section 13 rent recognized the landlord as co-owner of the shop, but emphasized that his rent was received by the other co-owner of the tenant controller with his consent. As is being done, refusal of the tenant to pay the tenant and the tenant between the frame issue and the parties in relation to the landlord's relationship accepted the eviction request, which was upheld by the appellate court. The denial of the relationship was worth it because the tenant wanted to state that the settlement request was not worth the hearing because in this section Landlady acknowledged his recovery. Share of Rentals by Other Co-Owners Submitting rent by other co-owners through a co-owner, thus, no default should be set up on the part of the tenant's rental controller's requests, So that the default issue in paying the rent is fixed. High Court accepts appeal rather than denying ties between parties, and downplays court decisions
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