Article 15 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitution Petition for the eviction of a tenant by any of the legal heritage / owners of the damaged premises Competing personally the landlord's need to pay rent The relationship of the landlord and the tenant The denial of the verbal agreement to sell the civil suit, the landlord's influence was that one of the legal heirs / owners of the damaged premises was able to file a removal request and as a party to the said application It was not necessary to apply all the legal heritage and the civil suit on the demolished premises was subject to the Koli's commitment. There was no basis for dismissal of the side petition, the rental tribunal accepted the settlement request, but it was rejected by the appellate court through a sale agreement in which no right, title or interest was created. The right of any individual and his existence suspected that Landlord was one of the legal heirs of the deceased's original decision to request the evacuation of the demolition premises before the presence of a mausoleum forum on which the evacuation was pending. Was not sustained on request. The tenant refused to sell the relationship to the landlord and the tenant on the basis of an oral agreement to the tenant. First vacated the premises, and then pursued its claim before the civil court to determine its proprietary rights. The tenant had no right to occupy the demolished building and refuse to pay the rent unless it was owned by the civil court. The competent jurisdiction appeals court to the parties on the basis of mere assumptions and assumptions.
Related judgments — Lahore High Court Lahore, 2015
