Section 13 Property Transfer Act (IV of 1882), Section 53 Request for eviction by the legal heirs of the deceased landlord, default in payment of rent, refusal of landlord and tenant relationship between the parties Based on the fact that the deceased landlord confessed to being joint owners, the contractor's partial performance of the contract did not refuse to pay the rent to the adjoining landlord when the right to receive the rent was legally transferred to the heritage. The successor to the deceased landlord was on. The petitioner was not the legal heir of the deceased landlord, after the death of the real landlord, a legal notice was sent to the tenant who demanded that he not receive such notice for rent of the property. , It will be assumed that the tenant was given to the tenant. Responding to an alleged sale agreement on one occasion, the notice stated, but the temptation to do so would be equivalent to the confession of the facts stated in it, thus, the person who seized the illegal property would be the landlord. Was denied his conduct in refusing the title in which he was seizing exclusively the request of the same tenant. The written statement had the effect that he was seizing property in his own rights and was established in and without the partial execution of the sale agreement - and when he agreed to buy the destroyed site, And in whose presence it was worth not to mention all such details in a written statement terminating the tenant's request for such
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