Article 16 (1) Constitution Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Application Landlord Demands Tenant Removal On Non-Payment Of Rent And Fulfilling It Without Permission The Tenant Controller Defends Tenants And Offers Tenants Also directed to submit rent arrears. As to future rent but the Tenant Controller Appellate Court did not have any specific direction for the tenant and the alleged employees to make such deposits, on appeal, the rental controller's legal judgment and injunction were upheld. Was made and the decision was not taken at any stage of the proceedings. The confession of being a tenant, yet allowing him to adjust the alleged rent at different rates, allowed the rent controller to hit the tenant and allegedly all of the liability because in this case Circumstances may permit in accordance with the law. Along with the payment of arrears, the next rent order passed by the Rent Controller, which is issued under section 16 (1) of the Indus Rental Orders. Nance, 1979 was certainly uncertain because it was not mentioned whose defense was terminated in which case the High Court set aside both defamatory orders as well as Article 16 (1) of the Ordinance. Cannot comply with an order approved under. The constitutional request was allowed to the extent that the matter was forwarded to the rent controller, in which the parties were instructed to appear before it on its due date and in this case the tenant would receive fresh notice. Then proceed to the written statement stage. Speaking of cases and passes
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