Sections 15, 19 and 22 (2) of the West Pakistan General Clauses Act (VII 1956), Sections 8 and 9 of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitution Request for Dismissal The Rand Controller dismissed the request for leave, after which the order of withdrawal Was granted an appeal allowed by the appellate court against the order of eviction by the tenant and after hearing the case post-remand, a special judge overcoming the new hire was sent to the rent, requesting the tenant to be dismissed. Requesting a Leave Permit for a Homeowner to file a vacation request by a lawyer tenant with a delay of one day He was claimed, was not allowed to compete on the basis of the application for withdrawal of the tenant's rent control in the range, was not applicable to the provisions of 1908. The case is because the special law itself provided a timeframe for action under it, and for further treatment, Section 8 of the West Pakistan General Clause Act 1956 facilitated the expulsion of the first day's restriction. Provided specifically for laws that did not apply to the Limitation Act of 1908. The 10-day time appointed for filing leave application was calculated in accordance with the provisions of Section 8 of the West Pakistan General Clause Act, 1956, the application filed by the tenant to fight the eviction request by the applicants. , Was inside. Legal period in view of this beneficial interpretation of section 8 of the West Pakistan General Clauses Act 1956
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