Sindh Rated Premises Ordinance 1979 Section 15 (2) (iii) (a) Proofs must be entitled to evict the landlord to the tenant if he has taken possession of the house with another person without his written permission. Have given The landlord cannot be understood unless the tenant participates in the legal occupation, the fact is that another person was allowed to use the house or run a common partnership business, while the tenant was legal If the property was maintained, then it was not enough to make the tenancy and after enjoying the property the other should be given to the tenant to make the tenancy so that the exclusive possession of the house was passed on to the other person by the tenant. If not provided, he remains in the tenant premises subject to the obligation to pay rent. Thus, the landlord was in possession of the landlord, but could not be held responsible for the eviction.
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