Sindh Rented Premises Ordinance 1979 Section 22 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908) Section 12 (2) The landlord filed a takedown against the tenant, which was allowed but before the execution of the writ of eviction, the tenant had a The brother said while filing the petition. It is a fact that he was a tenant in the case of a house in dispute and not his brother who had been doing business with him and helping him, but after a serious and serious dispute arose between them, the appellant left. Alleged that he found out about the eviction proceedings on stage. After considering the documents presented by the appellant in evidence, the rent controller rejected the claims of the appellant as a tenant that it did not mean that he was a tenant but only this. To prove that the appellant is occupying the premises in dispute, the appellant did not even offer a rental receipt or an affidavit of any free person to show that he had been renting the landlord since 1978. Pending but it was at the stage of execution of the eviction writ in 1985 that the appellant filed an application without stating that he How was the proceedings found out and why he was not aware of the dismissal process for the last eight years, the appellant's request was collective and the order of withdrawal was to be defeated because there was no evidence of any kind to prove he was To prove that he is a tenant in connection with the premises, the appeal was dismissed and the appellant ordered to vacate the premises.
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