Sections 10 (2) and 10 (3) of the Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Petition is settled by the fair rent court. The effective date of payment of such rent, in the present case, whether the payment of proper rent (as determined by the court) ) Effective or not? The lawsuit was filed in 1991 to determine the fair rent, which was allowed by the landlord and allowed the case to be rented out, from the date of the settlement of the case or the date of the order of the Appellate Courtland Order (defendant). Was sent. The controller, who fixed a monthly rent of Rs 10,000 per month, had been challenging the tenant controller's order in the appeal since the date of the matter, but was rejected by the appellate court in February 2004. The rent controller and the appellate authority were given the option of fixing the fair rent and its effective date from the date of the order of the appellate court to pay the appropriate rent of Rs 10,000 per month. In the present rent, the rent can be determined from the date of the institution of the case or from the date of the order or any other date between the two cases. In the present case, the landlord had stated that if the appropriate rent was maintained. He does not mind. Applying for payment of ten thousand rupees was effective from the date of the decision of the appellate court. The constitutional application was partially granted with the consent of the parties, and the disapproval order of the appellate court was amended to the extent that ten thousand monthly. The appropriate rent will be paid from February, 2004 instead of the date of issue of the institution rent
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