Article 15 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitution Petition Denial of Tenants Personally, the tenant's dispute with the landlord and the tenant's refusal by the default tenant to pay the landlord's rent was that he was demolished. There was a neat buyer to evict the premises. The request was rejected simultaneously. Due to the registered sale deed, the landlord was the owner of the destroyed premises, based on a verbal agreement to sell the tenant, before which no person had any right to receive a judgment. The civil court was obliged to prove that the tenant was not the tenant of the landlord and if he was not a tenant, he was, in the present case, in unlawful possession of the property in question by the rent tribunal; Didn't understand it. The appellate court failed to apply its free mind while passing the T. The immovable orders approved by the courts below were set aside and the tenant was instructed to vacate the land available and to hand over the vacant possession to the landlord within a specified time. Applications were accepted in circumstances
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