Sections 15 and 10 of the Constitution Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Application The landlord's personal requirement was ordered to be reduced and individually evicted against the tenant in which the tenant failed to regularly collect the rent in court. ? Nothing explicitly and unequivocally was available to cancel the homeowner's personal claim. The tenant's dispute was that because the cover was received by the provincial government, the rent should have been paid to the provincial government and it was not the tenant's responsibility to make such a mistake as the latter disallowed the premises. Was declared, and after that, the payment of rent became a special responsibility of the tenant, it should have been paid directly to the landlord and not to the court as it was. The tenant did not plead that the landlord refused to accept the rent, and there was a money order on the refusal, and also denied that the tenant had no license to submit the rent in court. Under the Premises Ordinance 1979, a constitutional application was dismissed at its discretion
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