Article 15 (7) [As amended by the Northwestern Frontier Province Civil Restriction (Amendment Ordinance (IX of 1979)]] Constitution Pakistan, Article 247 Second Appeal Retained by both the Tenant Controller and the Appellate Court The dismissal application filed by the landlord has been accepted. The second appeal was filed against the simultaneous finding of the second appellate court. The second appeal was upheld by the landlord holding that It is not worth it because the West Pakistan Urban Rent Restriction Ordinance, 1959 (as amended) has banned the second appeal. That is, despite the absence of specific inbuilt provisions to extend the ordinance in the Provincial Provincial Tribal Areas, the entire North West Frontier Province, including the Provinces of the Provinces, was to be extended and, when the provisions of the amended Ordinance emerged. Extending areas, including the tribal areas, the tenant's second appeal in the wake of the amended section 15 of the Ordinance, will not be sufficient to enforce any law under Article 247 of the Constitution in the Federally Administered Tribal Areas and Provinces. Will be extended to administered. The President of the Tribal Areas, by special notice or regulation, was the only way to capture the laws in such areas when the Constitution was not enforced and was ignored in pursuit of the Chief Martial Law Administrator. Order 1 5 of 1977 1977 The nurses were run by the Chief Martial Law Administrator on Malik and Parvee and the governors issued rules according to the situation at the relevant time, at the time of the issuance of the amendment ordinance 1
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