Article 15 and 18 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Appeal Notice of Tenants After the change of default property in monthly rent, the former owner did not provide the new owner's address, therefore, the tenant court The controller was submitting the rent and the lower appellate court dismissed the eviction request and the appeal, respectively, which had not been proved against the Val Tenant filed by the landlord, nor was there any postal receipt record. The other material was placed before the rent controller who could establish a notice service under section 18 of Sindh. The tenant's premises ordinance was submitted by the tenant to the tenant from the tenant on behalf of the tenant from 1979, March, 2005, until the tenant received the landlord's notice. The landlord did not know and had rented it to a former landlord. The refusal was submitted to the court, after the eviction request service, the rent was tendered by the money order on F or January, 2006, but upon refusal, the tenant filed the same court. I began to submit, the tenant was not deliberately unwilling to pay the rent. The High Court refused to interfere with the exercise of the powers under Article 199 of the Constitution, as the landlord made any decision in two court-approved decisions. Also failed to make any kind of illegal identification, but was dismissed under the circumstances.
Related judgments — Karachi High Court Sindh, 2012
