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MUHAMMAD SALEEM versus MESSRS SYMPHONY (PVT.) LTD. THROUGH SALIM MOTIWALA

Sections 2 (b), (c), 15 (2) (ii) and 18 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional application to change the ownership of the premises between the landlord and the tenant The default on payment of rent. The owner sold the fact to the applicant / tenant, and when the applicant learned that the property had changed hands in June, 1995, he refused to accept the common names of the former landlord and new landlord. Started collecting rent on The plaintiff claimed in the money order that she was not presented with a notice of change of ownership of the property under section 18, Sindh Rented Premises Ordinance, 1979, which was submitted along with the notice of removal request. Was done, did not dispute the landlord's relationship and the tenant between him and the defendant, but nevertheless did not care to submit the rent to the court in the eviction proceedings or by changing the names of the parties. The payee provided a plausible explanation as to why he continued to submit the rent even though the applicant Never denied a landlord and tenant relationship with a new landlord; it was unnecessary to submit this type of rent by the applicant after learning of the change in ownership. This resulted in a deliberate default, once the eviction application was filed, it was a notice of ownership change and the applicant was obliged to start collecting rent in the name of the respondents, who ever The Rent Controller and the Appellate Court were not, in the circumstances, allowed the right to withdraw. Payment of rent by the applicant female advocates from Dera Ismail Khan lawyer