Z. SHIRAZEE versus ABDUL QADIR
Sindh Tenant Premise Ordinance 1979 Sections 2 (i) and 15 ent rent / landlord's demand for tenant eviction based on non-payment of water, constipation and improved tax when a tenancy agreement between tenants occurred. The landlord did not provide that the tenancy agreement showed that the rent payable by the tenant consisted of water and conservancy charges and all other taxes, including urban property tax, had to be levied by landlord badmint tax which was irrevocable. Was imposed on the return. The Property Tax Act, 1959 was the Urban Property Tax Landlord's failure to prove that the tenant had acted in accordance with which the tenant had agreed to pay all such charges and taxes, if the tenant was Water. If it is willing to pay charges, electricity charges and other such charges, such charges and taxes will be included in the rent payable by the tenant in the rent. This agreement is called on the tenant in the absence of any agreement
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