In the claim of the tenant due to the tenant payment, the Sindh Tenant Premises Ordinance 1979 Sections 2 (f) (j) and 15 (2) (ii) apply for the eviction of the landlord and the tenant between the landlord and the tenant. The relationship did not exist because the house was later built by him in the house the original owner gave to his wife, who was his wife's brother. The landlord filed an affidavit of his lawyer stating that the appellant was the landlord in dispute that the landlord had purchased from the original landlord and that the tenant had failed to pay the rent. The landlord did not cross-examine with the lawyer, nor did he file his statement on the evidence that was rejected. He divorced his wife, and since the divorce he was no longer living in the house in dispute, but moved to another house where he was living with his second wife. Do not come forward to contest the landlord's request to remove the lease because the house in dispute was sold to the plaintiff by his brother's consent; the tenant has neither legal nor moral The right to withdraw was granted. Will operate against it
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