Article 17 Constitution of Pakistan Constitution 199 Constitutional Jurisdiction Jurisdiction of the Landlord The Owner's Owner's Eviction Request was granted by the Rental Controller and the appellate court upheld such order and the tenant (applicant) The following court finding was justified by the Civil Miscellaneous petition was moved before the High Court, which requested an ad hoc interim order, which was approved and the applicant was instructed that He submitted the latest rent to the executing court, which the tenant filed for the High Court Did not comply with such an order. The letter and spirit were all attempts by the tenant to remain in the process and succeeded in it and no rent had been submitted by the tenant to the execution court for almost two years as the tenant acknowledged that the execution. There was no pending application in the court, but in addition, the chicanery tenant, in order to prove wrong, had to seek permission to submit the rent to the court, if he had ever faced any difficulty, So its constitutional jurisdiction was to observe the conduct of the parties and to satisfy itself whether there was any legal right Space has been cleared by the High Court of immunity from jurisdiction. If a party sought to exploit the unreasonable advantage, the court's duty was to provide a shield to the victim of such designs as the High Court's constitutional jurisdiction was always arbitrary, and those seeking equality must Should come with clean hands. Landlord (Respondent al