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AMIR AHMED versus IRSHAD AHMED

Sindh Tenant Limitation Ordinance 1979 Section 15 The tenant of the landlord and the tenant refusing the tenant to become the tenant of such plot became the legal tenant of such plot when the original landlord entered into an agreement with the landlord for an alleged sale agreement. The settlement was purchased through an open auction from the authorities, which was a contract. The forged document filed a specific performance suit against the original owner, which was rejected by two courts under the High Court under review, did not suspend the decisions of the courts below, although it did not modify its tenant. In the meantime, shops on the plot were built and allowed to come out through fraud. Respondents also began to pay the rent to the original owner and stopped paying rent to the appellant (the legal tenant), finding that the real situation in the matter was secured, even for the respondents. There was a request for withdrawal from the appellant against the default respondents in the payment. The appellant was not present on the basis of his claim of receiving the rent between the appellant and the landlord and the tenant, the controller of the lease had to be satisfied with the title of the property owned, on the lease between the parties. Despite the agreement, the appellant would not be able to receive the rent; if he was not able to pay it, then the appellant under question was not the owner of the property and the respondent, in order to establish the title of ownership of their property, was against them. Cannot allow requests for 's removal. female advocates from Rashidabad lawyer