Sections 114 (2) (b) and (4) determine the true meaning of occupancy tenants and sub-schemes (2) (b) of subsection (2) of sub-114 (5) and sub-plans (sub-sections 4) of subsection (4). (B) and subsection (4) to be further explained. Or lower limit and the total occupancy of the tenant and the landlord, by entering into a code for proportional vesting in which there is no other interest, no other share, no other shares total 2 (b) Reading with Section (4) follows that the occupied tenant is not entitled to his share by the landlord as the remaining landlord cannot claim more than one-sixth of the production nor can he rent. The leaseholder may refuse 5/6 shares, the occupied tenant has to own or share with the entire 5/6. Neither the landlord nor the Revenue Authority can impose it against the occupying tenant, unless the landlord or the landlord has a duty to occupy it, unless the occupying tenant and him on their behalf must. There is no contractual agreement between those who fulfill their obligations.
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