Sindh Rented Premise Ordinance 1979 Section 15 (2) (ii) In default of payment of rent, the default landlord was admittedly paid the disputed rent of the house, but the landlord did not issue the receipts. A letter was sent to the landlord for issuance of receipts, but this had no effect and after the tenant had not issued the rent receipts in the past and then took notice from the tenant, the landlord's behavior was submitted to the tenant in court. Yes, it caused anxiety in the tenant's mind and he also submitted the rent to the court for months about which he allegedly As it was paid. The rent, but for that, the receipts were not released to the tenant, it was never alleged in the past that it was the default and whenever it paid the rent and the receipts were issued by the landlord. If not, he required the tenant to send such landlord a notice of issuance of such receipts, established the business for many years, could not afford to pay the rent, but the tenant who controlled the rent. There was a vigilance in paying rent that was not paid by the tenant. The payment of rent cannot be interfered with on any basis, based on the evidence on record.
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