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SAEEDA BEGUM versus SHAMEEM AHMED

Sindh Rented Premises Ordinance 1979 Section 15 (2) (iii) (a) Complex dwelling landlord seeking to evict a tenant on the basis of slabating, simply stated that the tenant had no other person to write to. The house was handed over to them in connection with the incident. The consent landlord not only failed to provide details about the person to whom the tenant allegedly cited the business and the business performed by that person, but was not involved in any of his lawyer's oral claims. The document could not be presented, so that the tenant was present. After covering the landlord with documentary evidence against the tenant's landlord's evidence, which could be considered a tenant's AS, someone had made it clear that he was, in fact, a co-tenant. He was accused of being a partner. Under the Partnership Deadline registered in his partnership business, according to which the person had no right or interest in the dispute to the tenant in the dispute, for which reason he had fully established that the alleged evidence. The co-tenant was merely his working partner, and the possession of the house was not transferred exclusively to him so that he could move the landlord out of the house for failure to prove the landlord's case. His request was denied by the current controller best law firm from Sudhnoti lawyer