MST. SAEEDA THROUGH HER SON MUHAMMAD ABID versus MUHAMMAD NAEEM
Article 15 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Appeal The landlord's decision to abolish the tenant bona fide requirement was filed by the rent controller, but the lower appellate court allowed the tenant's appeal and the expulsion. Application Verification Question Asked whether the demand made by the landlord should be judged fair and equitable from the landlord's point of view, rather that the tenants who had already been enjoying the properties for almost three decades Tenants cannot be allowed to say that their expense is due to their long stay S established business will be recognizing. Tenant rights have enjoyed tenancy rights for more than 30 years, but they cannot claim long-term tenancy rights in a destroyed property. The tenant failed to identify any illegality by the rent controller, nor did the recorded results by reading the wrong material or reading material evidence were in accordance with the rent controller's law and the evidence available on record The results recorded by the appellate court were not in accordance with the law or the evidence which, under the constitutional jurisdiction, the High Court reversed the orders passed by the lower appellate court and accordingly allowed the constitutional application of the rent controller.
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