QAMAR DIN versus SHAFIQUE AHMAD KHAN
West Pakistan Citizens Rental Ordinance 1959 Sections 13 (2) (vi) (5) and (5A) of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional Removal of tenant based on constitutional reconstruction Rental Effectively Finding a Landlord The tenant controller and appellate authority stated that the homeowner wanted the property to be renovated in good faith, based on the approved site plan and witness statements under which the landlord and Safeguards were intended to create a site plan approved by the competent authority. Section 13 (5) and (5a) of the West Pakistan Urban Rental Ordinance, 1959, to the tenants, the building was sufficiently good to prove the landlord's need for the purpose of the tenant's reconstruction. In the circumstances, there was no need to emphasize it. The landlord's need was not considered because part of the property dispute had already been repaired or the landlord had no funds to rebuild or the building was strong enough.
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