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MUHAMMAD AFZAL NAJEEB versus MST. AYSHA KHANNA


Section 17 and 17 In the payment of rent to the tenant, the default notice in the rent court is to convert the tenant to the ownership of the tenant. The notice started to submit the rent directly to the tenant controller. Without notice that it was taken by the tenant without After the death of the proprietor of the premises he was given a change of ownership; therefore, he was submitting the rent with the controller of the rent; The relationship came to light immediately (about the original owner) It cannot be said that the tenants had already been pledged to pay the rent, if they took notice under Section 17A of the Cantonment Rent Restriction Act, 1963 Was not granted by lawful inheritance, if the tenant sought to obtain information about himself or was verbally informed Yes. In this way, the rent started to pay off and after that, the tenant could not take shelter because of default notice. ntroller correctly approved the eviction order against the tenant on a monthly rent payment basis, the appeal was dismissed

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