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MST. FAUZIA IRFAN versus MST. SABEEHA ISHRAT

Sections 15 (2) (ii) (vii), 16 (1) (2) and 21 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitution Petition require the termination and personal support of the tenant personally. The tenant, while continuously issuing the rental order, filed a written statement as well as an application under section 16 (1) of the Sindh Rented Premises Ordinance, 1979. The rent controller acknowledged that the request for a temporary rental order instructs the tenant to submit the rent arrears and the tenant tenant also failed to appear. Submit the arrears in accordance with the temporary rent order, the landlord filed an application under section 16 (2) withholding the tenant's defense for non-compliance of the rental order, which allowed And defending the temporary rental order was nullified. (1) The holder of the Sindh Rated Premises Ordinance, 1979, had to make a summary inquiry and pass the order temporarily so that the tenant could also submit the rent arrears. As future tenant tenants were temporarily unable to comply with the rental order, neither illegal nor irregular was found, orders were not granted without jurisdiction, which was approved by the rent controller. There was no evidence needed to make a temporary decision in nature. In the absence of a ground for interfering with the orders of the courts under the exercise of constitutional jurisdiction, the application made by the tenant was dismissed. immigration advocate from Mandi Faizabad lawyer