ALLAH RAKHA versus MEMBER (J-I), BOARD OF REVENUE, PUNJAB, LAHORE
Sections 7 and 8 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitution Revenue Authorities powers the legal rulers to remove the tenants and recover the rent arrears through the lawsuit filed by the landlords, following the final result of all: The tax courts had ruled permanently in favor of the landlords. The ploy raised by the tenants was that the landlords, who were able to recover the arrears and simultaneous eviction, filed a lawsuit with the Revenue Authority for rent arrears with the option of collector grade 1, so in this case Was very capable of advancing , The law passed by the tenants to the Revenue Authority was legal, binding and enforceable; the plates taken by the tenants were misunderstood, the landlord was unable to recover the rent arrears and pay the rent. You can find a way to evict tenants at. The order was approved by the courts below, in the same field raised by the tenants before the Board of Revenue and the Revenue and other excise courts, which dealt extensively with the case. There were several inquiries of the four courts below against the applicant; the landlord and tenant relationship between the parties was entered into. There could not be all such cases. The High Court's constitutional jurisdiction overruled the petition
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