Dear Sir’
I regret to inform you that the post you applied for has already been filled. We are’ however’ keeping your name on the waiting list contact you as and when any opportunity arrives.
Yours faithfully’
Rasheed Akhtar’
(Headmaster).
Dear Sir’
I regret to inform you that the tone of your letter has more than distressed me. As you know I am one of your oldest tenants and have by now paid you enough money by way of rent to cover the entire cost of building a flat like the one now occupied by me. Besides’ I am experiencing same unexpected financial difficulties nowadays’ but rest assured you rent will be paid’ come what may’ next month. I hope you will exercise patience for some time more.
Thanking you’
Yours faithfully’
Methab Bhatti.
Dear Sir’
With reference to your letter dated—-‘ I beg to inform you that you cannot raise the rent under the Rent Control Act. Please’ therefore’ note that I am not going to pay you at the enhanced rate. You are’ however’ free to take the matter to a competent Court for judgment. Rent from next month will be sent to you by M.O. or deposited in Court.
Yours faithfully’
Samandar Khan.
Mr. Roshan Din’
Gole Market’
Lahore.
Dear Sir’
According to the arrangement between you and me dated july 17′ 1993 you had agreed to vacate my premises at 33-B’ Model Town’ Lahore, on the month’s notice. As I want to take possession of the said house for my personal use’ May I therefore’ request you to vacate it on or before March 1′ 1994.
Thanking you for the trouble.
Yours faithfully’
R.P. Ghouri.
Dear Mr. R.P. Ghouri’
I regret to inform you that I cannot vocate your house on or before March 1′ 1994′ as desired by you’ because alternative accommodation is not available elsewhere. My tenancy is governed by the Lahore Rent Act’ according to which you cannot ask me to vocate the house while rent is being aid regularly to you. Moreover’ I have given you no reason for offence and I think I have been a very good tenant’ not even asking you for repairs or white-washing. Please withdraw your notice.
Thanking you’
Yours faithfully’
Roshan Din.
Dear Mr. Roshan Khan’
I should not have asked you to vacate my house’ because I do realize that you have been a model tenant’ but’ as already written to you’ the said premises are required for use by my own family’ as my elder son is now married and is anxious to live separately. Keeping in view my difficulties’ may I hope you will comply with my request.
Thanking you’
Yours faithfully’
R.P. Ghouri.
Dear Sir’
I have been the occupant of your building for the last fifty years’ and as you know the building by now requires large-scale repairs if it is to be kept serviceable’ and not demolished by the Municipal Squad as a dangerous structure during the ensuring monsoons. As the rains are due in a month’s time’ please get the repairs done without losing any time.
Thanking you’
Yours faithfully,
Vali Mohammad.
Dear Sir’
You will realize that it is not possible to undertake large-scale repairs because of the expenditure involved’ but we shall undertake such repairs as may be necessary to save the building from a possible collapse during the ensuing rains. Necessary repairs will begin immediately.
Yours faithfully’
Shah Elahi.
Dear Sir’
I have been the occupant of your house No. 234′ Golden Gali’ Silver Tow’ for the last three years. But I regret to say that the house has never been whitewashed. Kindly get it whitewashed and also get small repairs effected otherwise allow me to get the some done myself and deduct the amount from rent for the next month.
Yours faithfully’
Karam Din.
Dear Sir’
With reference to your yesterday’s letter’ you get the building whitewashed and have small repairs effected. Please make sure that the cost of repairs remains within reasonable limits and the money spent by you can be adjusted against one month’s rent only. I hardly need to add that the cost involved in excess of this estimate will not be payable by me.
Yours faithfully,
Yousaf Ali.