INTERNATIONAL COMPUTERS LIMITED (ICL) THROUGH BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT MANAGER, KARACHI versus STANDARD CHARTERED BANK LIMITED
Section 15 of the Sindh Cultural Heritage (Protection) Act (Xli of 1994), Section 12 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitution Petition for Landlord Landlord and Tenant Removal, Landlord's application for removal of heritage in relation to heritage controller And the lower appellate court plea was accepted simultaneously. It was raised by the tenant that the provincial government had declared the area under heritage a cultural heritage, and the landlord and tenant relationship had ceased to exist, relations with the landlord and tenant were not disturbed and This was not sustained until the rental premises were acquired under the provincial government. Section 12 of the Sindh Cultural Heritage (Protection) Act, 1994 was paying regular rent to the landlord and this process of payment of rent entails the relationship between the parties as the landlord and tenant. The provisions of the Tenant Premise Ordinance 1979, the following were the applicable consequences of both the courts, did not face any illegal proceedings which could have been attracted to interfere with the High Court's application, and it was dismissed in circumstances.
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