West Pakistan Citizens Rental Ordinance 1959 Sections 2 (c) and (i), with the landlord and the tenant mortgage covered, the fact between the parties claiming to support the landlord and the tenant. Was shown by the same lawyer. Mortgage and tenant appeals did not prove that the mortgagee was in possession and the tenants did not apologize to him in any way. According to the definition of the house, the tenants were in relation to the house. As prohibited in section 2 (c) and section 2 (i) of the West Pakistan Citizen Rental Ordinance 1959, the landlord occupied the landlord, the landlord and the tenant relationship continued between them, Despite the mortgage-related terms of the occupation.
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