NAVEED MERCHANT versus PAKISTAN INSTITUTE OF INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS THROUGH ACCOUNTANT
Section 15 Registration Act of Societies (XXI of 1860), Section 6 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional application to evict tenants The landlord's personal necessity controller has approved the eviction order against the tenant, which was maintained by the Lower Appellate Court. Was placed The Validity Landlord Society was already occupied by its housing and if it needed extra space due to the lack of space, then it had to prove by proof that the current location was present. Insufficient and extra space can be guaranteed to evict the tenant only and only according to the real need, no such evidence was brought to this aspect of the matter and the society had its own office in the same building, not Prove your case because of a lack of space but failed to admit that the same building was rented out during the process of evacuating residents, thus personally. Reversing the urgent need, the High Court set aside the eviction orders against the tenant, by the rent controller. Was approved and the lower appellate court's request was dismissed.
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