Article 15 and 22 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Application Request for Leave to Request Demand Request Limitation The tenant entered the proceedings after filing an application for file inspection with his lawyer / attorney-in-law in this case. Was scheduled 22 days before the date of its presentation. The tenant landlord claimed that the 10-day restriction for filing a leave application for an election eviction petition would begin the day he filed a request for file inspection before the law governing the matter. The party has not acknowledged any move to join the proceedings. Prior to the date set forth in the notice, such intention of the law was shown by the plain reading of section 22 (2) of the Punjab Rated Premises Act, 2009, in the present case the tenant, though applying for permission, with the rent tribunal. Had joined the action. To inspect the case file, however, because the law did not specifically provide that the limitation would begin 10 days from the date of the proceedings, the lawyer's claim for the landlord was, inadmissible, and In this case, before the due date was filed by the tenant, the time for filing could not be considered. Application under Section 22 of the Punjab Rated Premises Act, 2009 \ r \ n
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