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KALSOOM BEGUM versus ELITE CONE INDUSTRIES

Sindh Rented Premises Ordinance 1979 Section 14 Injury Personal Needs Landy Requires Housing for Himself and His Son Landlady He Submitted, Submitted, Defaulted and Troubled by Tenants in a Lower Floor Contract And needed to earn a living and do business. Set up your oldest son in the business and since there was no other building in the area under his name, Landy was a widow because he had filed his case under section 14 of the Sindh Rented Premises Ordinance 1979 and his In addition, it worked on several other grounds for eviction, such as default, hassle and slabbing applications. Under section 14 it was decided by the rent controller that in the land matters it was not acceptable that the landlord was in possession of the upper floor of the building and therefore he was required to take advantage of his son under section 14. Not entitled to take advantage of premises. Help him set up his business, but at the same time he also showed profound discomfort under Section 14 to get immediate relief from the summary procedure that the mainland's son is presenting in court and the way He stated that he did not see the need for the landlord but he felt the need for his son, who was requested under section 14 of the ordinance, in this case he was not guaranteed and in addition Also, the landlady was already occupying the first floor of the building. list of advocates from Qazi Ahmed lawyer