Sindh Tenant Limitation Ordinance 1979 Section 15 (2) (vii) The landlord personally sought to evict the landlord from a landlord dispute because his son started his business Must be neither a matter of the tenant nor can it be proved during the cross inspection of the landlord or his son that the landlord or his son occupy or occupy another place suitable for business. There was no doubt that I was or when the tenant failed to produce material due to an action on the landlord, the burden of establishing good faith or misunderstanding The landlord was lying, but from the circumstances of a particular case it could be inferred that the evidence of the landlord and his son showed that they had a reason for action. The action of the tenant against the tenant did not come out of the homeowner's or his son's scrutiny so that they could shake up their evidence or control the rent on their misconduct so correctly that the landlord found the premises. Have proved their personal need in relation to
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