Sections 15, 8, 9 (b), 21 and 22 (6) of the Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 The default exclusion of tenants in payment of tenants Scope Special Judge, rent granted, appellate court dismisses tenant's request After paying the tenant and providing him with the opportunity to pay the rent, the tenant did not deny that the landlord was occupying the house in violation of the terms of the tenant without any compensation, That tenant had tenancy expired The withdrawal orders passed by the courts below were suspected of being illegal or of any kind. There were no provisions of section 8 of the Punjab Rented Premises Act, 2009, which gave the existing tenants a two-year period on 17 11 2009. Such rentals were not brought in accordance with the provisions of the Punjab Rented Premises Act, 2009, payment of fines was a matter between the State and the State. Where the law allows citizens to make exemptions, they are exempted from the Punjab Rent Premises Act, 2009. The beneficiaries were entitled to such benefits under Section 9, therefore, the non-registration of the existing tenants before the expiry of two years from the implementation of the Punjab Rent Premises Act, 2009, ie, 17-11 2011. Could not be rejected on the basis of the 11 11 2011 constitutional application without any qualification A has been \ r \ n
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