Section,,,,, and Constitution of Pakistan, Arts 4 and 10A The Unlawful Settlement of the Offender was Exposed in Section 3, The Unlawful Settlement Act, 2005, Applicants to Remove the Circle of Complaints, which Shop in Question I was a tenant, was forcibly and illegally evicted. On the pretext of landlords that the applicant did not pay the shop's utility bills in response to the question, after the applicant was settled, the case was underway, without trial, without trial, without trial. The court dismissed the complaint filed against the petitioner's illegal and illegal settlement. On the basis that the applicant did not come under the definition of guilty as given in Section 3 of the Unlawful Disposal Act, 2005 Trial Court while failing to present a reason for passing the order of trial, if the defendant's position was That is, the applicant was guilty of non-payment. Shop utility bills, they did not take the law into their own hands. Respondents can file a case to evict the applicant / tenant under Section 15 of the Sindh Rated Premises Ordinance 1979, but, they chose to use force to dispose of the applicant, the case. Through the hearing of Art 4 and 10A, the fundamental rights under Articles 4 and 10A of the Constitution were waived. , Was set aside and the case was filed, with instructions that could be dealt with after the complaint was filed by the applicant, and evidence from all parties mentioned in the police party or any other witness After recording, bring the sides
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