Sections 10 and 15 (2) (h) of rent payments do not require the landlord to issue a rent receipt, which must have county fieflings, especially when the counters exist. The absence of any adverse prejudice against the landlord cannot be disclosed. It was not the landlord's case that he was issuing a counterfeit rental receipt, nor was the tenant requesting that the landlord maintain the fraudulent receipt books.
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