Sections 13 (2) (i), (3) and 15 require the tenant to evict the tenant on a rent-based basis and to pay the rent by the landlord on an individual basis. The application filed against was invalid. Dismissed by the rent controller, but upon the appeal of the landlord against the tenant controller appellate court order, the removal of the rent controller's order with the direction of the tenant to give the landlord's direction, Was allowed. In the second appeal, Landlord presented sufficient evidence to support the rent controller's dispute, but, the rent controller dismissed the landlord's removal request. Said default payment in rent payment by the appellate court not only paid the rent unanimous rate of rent, but according to the law, the rent had to be paid on the extension, even if the tenant had to pay the usual rent. Unless agreed parties fail to pay the tenant for a better rent, in accordance with the law and fail to pay the rent, under the law, the landlord will be liable for eviction based on the default. Was successfully proven through successful evidence that the property owned by the appellate court order Accordingly, under the second order of the appellate court, the accused was arrested under the order of the appellate court, in which case a serious illegal action was taken not to allow the removal of the landlord request.
Related judgments — Lahore High Court Lahore, 2010
