ABDUL FAYYAZ KHAN versus IIIRD ADDITIONAL DISTRICT JUDGE, KARACHI, SOUTH
Section 15 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitution Request for Dismissal Restoration Trust premises non-filing of a resolution was owned by a charitable trust and by the person who claimed the dismissal of the Chief Trustee by the Controller of Rent against the tenant. The filing of an appeal request was upheld. The appellate court had not filed a retaliatory appeal as requested by the tenant. Both courts made a mistake at an early stage, ignoring the fact that the person claiming to be the chief trustee has no option or resolution of the charitable trust. Although the person claiming to be the Chief Trustee also stated during the evidence that he could submit a trust deadline when required, but on the failure to submit the trust deadline, the names of the trustees of the trust could not be identified. The trustee, with his oath of evidence, filed a resolution on the e-rent control, which was otherwise unacceptable. The controller of rent and the lower appellate court, under the constitutional jurisdiction, filed the eviction case in the High Court. Committed a judicial error by not providing any information at the discretion of the person who did. Tenants' controller as well as lower appellate court orders include irregularities, weaknesses, wrongs, misreading, non-reading of evidence and jurisdictional errors and dismissal orders by both courts and dismissal requests were dismissed. ?
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