Sections 5, 15, 19 and 22 of the Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional application, Application for intentionally eviction of a tenant based on default in rent, Skeptal and unauthorized changes in premises and as per the personal requirement of the landlord. The leave request for submission of the application, which was rejected and the eviction request from the landlord, was simultaneously accepted by both the courts, which stated that the tenancy period was processed by the tenant. The tenure had expired, where the tenancy period was fixed, no proof of this was available by the tenant. The tenant's claim confirms that the landlord had agreed to any extension of the tenant for a period of three years at the earliest but the dispute regarding the tenant's right is that the Punjab Rented Premises Act, Without entering the rental process under section 5 of 5. , The eviction request was not eligible, it was overturned because the landlord could not be fitted to the land because its rental process was not registered with the rental registrar. Especially when the landlords and tenants of the existing tenants were given a period of two years so that they could be in accordance with the provisions of the Punjab Rented Premises Act, 2009, irrevocable decisions and orders, They weren't suffering. Maintained, under conditions
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