Section 15 (2) (vii) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Personal Requirement of Property There was no request from the rental premises to evict the tenants, which resulted in the rent of the private property. The request for was required. After the death of her husband, the use of landlady increased rent on a humanitarian basis before the expiry of the legal period to increase the rent, after which the security amount from the tenant was paid to the landlord. It turns out that the destroyed premises did not need to be privately owned. Needs her son, otherwise she did not ask for a rent increase and the tenant failed to use Landerdy's security money to personally use the damaged premises, the rental application was rightly rejected. The constitutional application was dismissed by Merit
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