MANZAR SHAH ALIAS MANZAR HUSSAIN NAQVI versus CH. SHAFQUAT HUSSAIN
Article 13 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Application For the payment of rent the default for the tenants was the tenant's contention that the tenant denied the landlord and tenant relationship by the tenant. Present a document in favor of the landlord's brother, making it understand that he owns the destroyed premises. The litigation between the landlord and his brother cannot alter the view that the landlord owns the destroyed premises nor can he grant any rights to it. The tenant should ask the landlord to bring a clearance certificate to the court. The landlord was the landlord and he had not been liable for filing a lawsuit against him and it was not proved until the tenant contracted the landlord and tenant relationship and became two brothers. The litigation party and the plaintiff in an attempt to exploit it illegally failed to prove a rental agreement with the landlord's brother. The decision was not to decide the ownership of the illegal rental property, it was not identified in any of the unlawful, irregular, jurisdictional or invalid readings and unanticipated decisions approved by the non-read. ? Courts below the constitutional petition were dismissed in circumstances
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