WAJID ALI versus RENT REGISTRAR/SPECIAL JUDGE RENT, LAHORE
Article Pakistan Constitution Constitution Constitution Constitution of Pakistan (3 19733), Arts Constitution, AA and 199al Constitutional application The right to a fair trial The absence of a complaint of the tenant's effect on the registration of the tenancy agreement was that the non-rent was granted by the Registrar of Rent. In the presence of the proposed tenancy agreement was entered into and the terms of the tenancy in the tenancy agreement was not the one which was found to have been executed under the petition filed by the parties under Section S of Punjab Rated Premises Act, 2009. If there was a tenancy agreement, then the rent registrar looked into the matter when the hundred Entering the Agreement in the section of El. 5 (2) of the Punjab Rented Premises Act, 2009, provided that the landlord submits the lease agreement to the rent registrar but this does not mean that the whole process of registration of the lease agreement is done by the tenant through any previous business registration. The last part was to be completed. The tenancy agreement was intended to create a liability to the tenant, therefore, the tenant should have been hired before any such registration could take place. Article 10A of the Constitution provided the tenant with the right to a fair trial and without due process civil rights and obligations could not be determined without a fair trial and failure to issue a notice to the tenant And in the absence of the tenants there was a violation of Articles 4 and 10A of the Constitution for the registration of the tenancy process and the fundamental right to a fair trial and every constitution approved by the Registrar of Tenants for the registration of the tenancy agreement. Order to be read
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