ABAW HUSSAIN versus QAMARUN NISA
Sindh Rented Premise Ordinance 1979 Section 15 (2) (vii) and 21 Nearly two years after the landlord filed a personal rent controller and appeal, the Renter granted the Rented Premises Ordinance for permission to furnish evidence. Filed an application under section 21 (3) of 1979 to find out that the landlord's sons for whom the landlord is no longer required are in question for their own use since a son left the country And the other was employed by the Government Authority and the house itself was closed for the last one year, with the leave of the court racked by the tenant. The new evidence brought to the premises was undeniable and the landlord could not shake the testimony of the witnesses before the proper appointment of a commissioner to record such evidence. There can be no doubt that the witnesses have lied to the parties' rights and obligations to conclude that there is no doubt that the reason for the presence of the day of filing must be determined. Should be done, but at the same time, subsequent events should be kept in mind. In order to avoid litigation and changing circumstances, the landlord no longer needed a place of dispute to protect the pursuit of justice and that is why the landlord filed suit with the tenant against the appellate court. Had no interest in defending the appeal. Under the circumstances, the appeal filed by the tenant was accepted and the withdrawal order set aside.
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