Section & un 42 Law Marriages (Tenth of 1984), Proof of Rent and Case of Rent Receipts and the collective trial court ruled in favor of the plaintiffs and the decision was upheld by the appellate court. The court had raised through the petitioner that the suit property owner's lawyer had contracted with him, regarding the tenancy and the civil court had no jurisdiction as the matter was related to him. The actual tenant's name on the tenant's termination and tenancy justification was never presented by the defendant at the time of the recording of the evidence and it was not proven that the plaintiff's owner had failed to prove that Either the landlord had any affiliation claim or it was not the case between the parties. The landlord refused to interfere with the decisions and orders passed by the two courts against a tenant but against the misconduct by the owners and thus the civil court had jurisdiction.
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