Section 15 (6), 13 A & 5 Tenant's Removal The previous owner leased the disputed shop to the tenant's father The new landlord / landlord sent a notice of ownership change and then deliberately made the payment. Filing a takedown request by default. For the last eight months, the trial court on the first two grounds for failure to pay the rent, the landlord's personal need and the rent paid to the tenant under Section 5A of the West Pakistan Citizens Rental Ordinance, 1959. Accepted but rejected default on payment ground. Appellate Court upheld the trial court's decision on granting increased rent without exception to the easement petition that default land was accepted for better rent payment. The tenant claimed that the default land payment was not deliberately available to the landlord. The tenant was built for him, the tenant further claimed that the personal need of the landlord was not required or used by La's brother. The landlord's personal needs include the personal needs of the landlord and the needs and use of his relatives, including his brother, if he relies on it for the landlord to get rid of his dependent relatives. Could benefit materially from the tenant no one could produce. To give evidence that he paid the rent to a former landlord, he knew that the other person had become a landlord thirty days after receiving a notice of a change in ownership of the landlord.
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