Sections 18 and 15 of Pakistan Article 185 (3) Change of ownership of premises for rent Under Section 18 of the Sindh Rented Premises Ordinance, 1979, the scope of the notice was given by the tenant / applicant in an impugned order of the High Court under which the tenants A constitutional petition against the withdrawal order was approved by. Against this, the tenant's decision was that despite the change in the property of the premises, no notice was presented to him under section 18 of the Sindh Rented Premises Ordinance 1979, which was mandatory in nature, and without it, the rent. The tenant was not liable to pay the rent, and therefore he was not, by default, though no notice was issued to the tenant under section 18, although the tenant admitted that he had to change the property. And therefore it is the tenant's duty to refer. In case of new landlords and rent payments and the landlord refuses to accept them, the tenant has to follow the procedure prescribed under Section 10 (3) of the Ordinance Tena. The NT had been in temporary rent for a while and accepted the fact when it sent a letter with a check for rent arrears, which was rejected by the landlord, the Supreme Court observed. That despite not taking notice under section 18 of Sindh, the tenant premises ordinance, 1979 was not exempt from the obligation to pay the tenant rent and if he had submitted the rent to the court or sent it by postal money order. Was granted an honor application by the tenant, however, in the present case, any default over 13 years No condolences to the staff
