Sindh Rented Premises Ordinance 1979 Section 15 Proof of Landlord and Tenant Relationships Gifted to Respondents Respondent In its premises, the notice of the Transfer Applicant was submitted that the Appellant's action in the eviction proceeding was: That he bought part of the controversial premises. The previous landlord allegedly based his claim on some sale agreement by executing it. As such, the sale agreement did not grant the appellant the right to ownership of the property on the appellant, on the other hand, the seller had not filed any claim for specific performance of the contract against the respondent, on the other hand It was proved that the said property was gifted. In addition to producing her gift process, she also served on the premises notice of the premises transfer notice on appeal, which did not respond in writing to such notice that the donor had contested the dispute. Based on the fact that the share was agreed to be sold to him, the facts of the landlord and tenant were thus settled between the defendant and the appellant.
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