The tenant, who maintains a section 15 (2) and 21 (1) settlement claim, claims that the landlord is fully aware of the original tenant's death, and that the landlord's two sons must file the removal request. The add-on was discarded, the removal request was disabled and no longer manageable. The tenant, who did not raise such a request in his written statement, claimed that it could be raised at any stage of the proceeding as it was a point of law, without making a similar application to the tenant. The discussion was terminated because it is a mixture of fact and law and circumstances. Given that not all tenants were included in the evacuation request, it would in fact be a solicitation unless explicitly raising a claim about a claim could hardly be resolved. Even if some tenants' non-inclusion in the eviction application will have an impact? In the circumstances, the appeal could not have been raised for the first time since the first litigation was called.
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