Article 18 and 15 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Petition Relating to Landlord and Tenant, The Courts Rejected the Refusal, respectively, on the ground that the applicant was not the premises of the premises The applicant was of the view that the cover was purchased by him. ? A notice of change of ownership was also received by the previous owner under Condition Deed and Section 18 of the Indus Tenant Premise Ordinance, 1979, for which he was based on the Condition Deed, and to avail Had become entitled. Notice of a change in ownership was given to the tenant in which the tenant included the rent, and the tenant failed to pay the rent and upon learning of the ownership change, the tenants also rented the premises. The filing of the evacuation case was also sufficient notice for the tenant to pay the petitioner did not bring anything in the tenant record to show that his father-in-law had his in-laws for sale in the market. Title as claimed by himself that the document itself was a notice to the public and to the law Proceed, it was the law, it is considered that knowledge of the change in ownership of the tenant premises, the High Court placed the concurrent findings of the courts below a petition, according
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