Sections 13, 15 and 16 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitution Petition for Demanding the Respondent's Appeal for Requesting a Witness to Appeal to the Respondent / Tenant for Retention of the Appeal An application was made to seek one as a witness. The tenant's application was rejected by the controller of the tenant, the tenant filed an appeal in the appellate court, saying that the court accepted the appeal without appearing on the question of retaining the appellant, Instructs the recording of the statement under which. The second clause of section 15 of the West Pakistan Citizens Rental Ordinance, 1959, cannot be filed against the interlocutory order passed by the Controller of Rent, rejecting the tenant's inward nature request, The appeal was also not open to the court to challenge that explanation. In keeping with the guidelines given by the High Courts to settle the case on the merit, the appeal moved to be rehabilitated, which was once again illegal because the West Pakistan civil fare restriction was passed under the Ordinance 1959. The orders made were not open to challenge through the review petitions, especially when the appeal against the order was specifically withheld under which the order passed by the appellate court with no legal authority and jurisdiction Had been given and was terminated.
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