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MST. WAKEELAN BEGUM versus ADDITIONAL DISTRICT JUDGE, GUJRANWALA

The petitioner's wife has passed away from her father, who is the husband of the only daughter of his father-in-law, in the petitioner's refusal to relinquish the landlord and tenant relationship between the parties. Later the applicant had demanded the withdrawal request. His father-in-law claims that his only surviving legal heir petitioner appeared as his own witness and that he presented two witnesses and the execution of the execution in favor of his deceased father. The applicant did not legally own a copy of the contract as the legal heir of his father-in-law. The deceased killed his father before the wife, so such a house never moved in his favor and the applicant could not claim such a house in his presence on behalf of the applicant's witnesses regarding payment of rent. The sketch statements were not credible or reliable that the applicant was either a "landlord". Or \ Owner respond No strong proof of rent payment by the respondent was kept on record. In order to prove such a case, the plaintiff was held under Enos by his or her deceased father's tenant, thus sub-oral evidence was not denied, therefore, the respondent's evidence was not answered. Gone and the defendant's evidence became irrelevant, the withdrawal request was dismissed in circumstances \ r \ n \ r \ n patent advocate from Bat Khela lawyer