Sections 22 (6) and 21 Constitution of Pakistan, Arts 199 Constitutional petition Application for leave of entry of tenant within a fixed period of tenure on the basis of default on payment of rent and expiry of tenancy. The effect is not for the Rent Tribunal. On the order of the landlord (applicant) under section 22 (6) of the Punjab Rented Premises Act, 2009, with the power to delay the filing of leave, the order that the final order has been approved Failed to submit an application for leave. Scheduled time was rejected. The written response from the tenants was clearly beyond the ten-day period set by the Punjab Rent Premises Act, 2009, and the Rent Tribunal had to consider any time to apply for leave to overcome the rent. Did not enjoy jurisdiction, therefore, the permanent jurisdiction which was not entrusted to it under the essential provisions of the Constitution High Court, set aside the disputed order of the tenant controller and the rent controller. Under Section 22 (6) of the Punjab Rated Premises Act, 2009, pass the order was granted constitutional application, conditions Contact
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