Article 13 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional application Impact of non-issuance of landlord and tenant payment Effective plaintiff filed a takedown against the defendant in connection with the disputed premises The controller of the rent dismissed the defendant. The directive was approved and the faker has ordered that the rent be paid from January 2003 until the vacant possession is handed over to the plaintiff and the defendant filed an appeal which failed to gain support and dismissed the defendant. There was no fixed default in payment of rent, so matter of fact and circumstances, rent No order for this payment can be approved with the withdrawal order. There was no issue regarding the default payment for legal rent, nor could it be framework, because the landlord and The tenant relationship was denied. But the rate of rent and non-payment was to be decided by the rent controlling constituency. The High Court accepted the national petition and the unwanted orders were set aside to the extent of the obligation to pay the rent. Was given the right to cure it under the law.
Related judgments — Lahore High Court Lahore, 2010
