Section 13 (3) (a) (ii) (4) Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitution Petty Tenant Needs Safe Guard Due To Something Out Of The Shopper, Tenant Lanelady Rental Shop Wanted to evict the tenant from. Need to run your own business in the shop There was nothing on record, that the owners would not run their business, just because the men were holding the shop and the customer landlady provided a list of different shops. The area that revealed that there was a women's shopping area in the market. In Mena Bazaar, in both markets, many shops run women as boutiques, beauty parlors, cosmetics, etc. The appellate court finding was not based on sound reasons. Refusing to occupy the shop for poor reasons, when otherwise, he had honestly proved the truth of his need, Landlady proved on the record that the business he wanted to run , It fits in with all its possibilities. Consistent with the application for evacuation and did not move in cross-examination, it was sufficient to establish a great need if after the tenant had discharged the shop, the landlord failed to start his business, then the rent. Cedar rights were protected under section 13 (4) of the West Pakistan Citizens Rental Ordinance 1959. And it can be taken into account that the appellate court's findings were not based on the evidence available on the record, no negative indication would be justified by the lawyer and the law was not appreciated in its true context on this matter. , Maintain the appellate court's findings on the matter
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