Sections 2 (k) and 7 (3) Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional application Tenant's removal of tenant, Determined jurisdiction in payment of rent by two courts below the tenant discovered for rent for up to 20 months. Failure to pay, therefore, the rent controller had approved the eviction order against the tenant, which was maintained by the lessee by the lower appellate court, that the Islamabad rent restrictions were issued by the issuance of the Ordinance 2001. Earlier, the rent controller had started the operation, and they did not submit the rent because it had no order. . The accuracy of the Jamaat-e-Islamabad Rent Restriction Ordinance was effective on 23, 2001 and when the notification was issued, the urban area in Islamabad was adjourned and all the buildings above the area were rented by the tenant's controlling jurisdiction. The option was since the rent was not paid. 2008, since this case was filed in the High Court and there was no order relating to the submission of rent even if it had no order to submit the rent, this did not mean that the tenant was paying rent. Abstains from its duties The tenant can send the rent through the post or submit it to the court, there was no evidence available to pay the rent to the tenant. And before the appellate court, both the courts had dealt with the matter related to the submission of rent and the evidence could not be obtained in the constitutional jurisdiction. The High Court decided in the plaintiff's finding of facts by the two courts.
