SAKINA BEGUM versus KARACHI METROPOLITAN CORPORATION
Upon the expiration of section 116, the lease tenancy of the Property Act 1882, in clear and unambiguous terms on the delivery of the status of the Property Act, 1882, after the lease period was extended, the rights of the leaseholder in the property were protected. Yes, regardless. The rights and liabilities of the leaseholder or leaseholder are subject to tenure on a lease basis, it is said that the tenant's holding on such a right will also occur if on this lease. Contain nothing more than a lender's approval, express or implied. In 1931, Lizzie obtained the original lease for an initial term of 21 years, which expired in 1952, and after that he remained in possession of the lease for some time, but then in 1975 named the lease. Updated for term of. Effective from 1973, for a further period of 21 years from 1952 to 1973, the leaseholder shall have all the rights of the lessee on this property. The rights in question and its rights would not deteriorate during the period when it was not renewed, though it was subsequently renewed in 1973 with disappointment.
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