The Sindh Tenant Limitation Ordinance 1979 section 2 (f) (j) and the relationship of the 15 landlord and tenant appellant who claims to be the property owner and the landlord in the dispute, have neither presented any documentary evidence nor oral The evidence is included so that they can prove that the landlord was the landlord and the defendant was the tenant under it. The fact that the appellant was the owner of the premises in the dispute does not prove that the defendant is his tenant, as the defendant may first be the owner of the premises through a licensed, criminal offense or adverse possession. In the written statement filed by the defendant and the petitioner, the appellant admitted in his written statement that there was no premises, let the defendant / defendant leave on the basis of rent, in the absence of any significant, owner Evidence to prove the relationship between the landlord and the tenant was not found to be properly retained by the appellant against the petitioner / defendant.
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