Sections 10 (2) and 10 (3) of the Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional application for payment of rent Submission of rent in court (Defendant) The tenant's payment and the personal need of the landlord were sought on a fixed basis (petitioner) The tenant claimed that he had submitted the rent to the court within a fixed period by law and In this case, the landlord's second apartment was vacated but not occupied in the same way, so, the landlord The personal requirement of the property was not established, the landlord said that the tenant did not rent it directly and immediately submitted it to the court. The tenant of the property was under obligation to rent the house directly, beginning with Section 10. (2) The Sindh Rated Premises Ordinance, 1979 states that the duty cannot be called a directory but it was compulsory and the condition of sending the rent or submitting it to the court through a money order for continuation of the tenancy or tenancy rights. The option was to take over when the landlord refused to accept the rent; if the landlord had refused to accept the rent, without first offering it, then the landlord was in great distress. And will obstruct the timely receipt of monthly rent, which in the present case cannot be allowed by the tenant; The pledge was made to refuse to make a direct payment. The house had another apartment vacant in the same building, in which case
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