Section 3 Landlord and Tenant Tenant (Respondent) Property-occupying Landlords (Appellants) Section 3 (2) of the Unlawful Settlement Act, filed by the court under section 3 of the Landlord Act, 2005 Complaint filed for sentencing under , 2005 and directs them to relinquish the landlord's property. The landlord said the complainant was renting the property monthly to the complainant tenant and the tenant was trying to take over the rent arrears. That the complaining tenant did not pay despite his promise to pay the electricity bill, and that the complaining tenant seized the premises himself, does not indicate in the factual evidence on the record that the landlord was concerned. The Land Mafia was from the Occupation Group or was a property occupation station. In his investigation, the House Officer (SHO), who was the star witness of the case, told the Chief that the landlord was the landlord of the property and had leased the property to the tenant. That the complaining tenant did not pay electricity bills. And that the complaining tenant contends that he had leased the property not to the landlord but to another person, it was wrong that the complainant tenant had failed to prove that the landlord was occupying the land. Or belonged to a Qibla group. No case was settled under Section 3 of the Real Estate Overseas and Illegal Settlement Act, 2005, which was made for a specific purpose and wrongfully sentenced to landlords for certain things. Allowed,
