Indus Rental Ordinance 1979 Section 15 (2) (vii) Personal Ownership of the Landlord There is no strict and fist rule for determining the amount of residence of a landlord and it is always based on the facts of each case. Depending on the social status of the landlord and the habit of living, the landlord enjoyed a good social status, his family had increased and the expulsion against the tenant was excluded. At the time of filing an application, the landlord's two children were married and one was in such a situation, in connection with the premises. Supporting the Owner's Personal Need Request Once the landlord's claim is dismissed by unreliable evidence, technical objections / formal receipts cannot be defeated, especially when presented to the parties. Their point of view is to find a tenant that the landlord needs in question for their own personal misuse, absolutely right and no discount can be accepted.
Related judgments — Karachi High Court Sindh, 1995
