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HAJI SAID WAHAB KHAN versus AMJAD ALI

Section 13 (2) (ii) (a) of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Arts 199 and 185 (3) exposes tenants to eviction from a homeowner on a monthly rental payment on a default basis. And also completes the premises. The tenant allowed the tenant's option through the tenant and the appellate court High Court upheld the exercise of the constitutional jurisdiction, but rejected the joint orders with both courts established by the landlord that the tenant violated his The premises were emptied without permission. / Consent The landlord's written consent was either requested or not proved by the tenant's landlord's consent in writing; he may rightfully challenge the settlement which the tenant has rented. Was dismissed and the High Court should have avoided interference. The simultaneous results and that too in the exercise of the powers under Article 199 of the Constitution, the Supreme Court changed the application for leave to appeal, rejecting the order passed by the Appeal and the High Court. Instructing the landlord to hand over the vacancy to the landlord. pakistani advocates Thul lawyer