Section 9 (b) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Art, 199 Constitutional Petition The non-payment of fines by the landlord as per the directions of the landlord to accept the Rent Tribunal's request of the Punjab Rented Premises Act, 2009. Within five days, the penalty, otherwise the insolvency application, the tenant's plea will be dismissed if the rental tribunal has any extension or extension to comply with the provisions of section 9 (b) of the Punjab Rented Primes Act, 2009 Is not an option And that because the penalty was not already submitted, the Rent Tribunal had no jurisdiction to enjoy the withdrawal request. The refusal to entertain the eviction request will not mean that it will not be accepted by the staff and paid to the Tribunal, without payment of fines. This will mean that the Rent Tribunal will not consider, move on with, or move to, the law policy in relation to the payment of fees through a litigation. I would not be able to decide, penalties or other reserves pointed to flexibility rather than rigidity. Instead, in such cases the basic principle of the form would be, not to comply with the requirements of section 9 (a) or (b) of the Act, the Rent Tribunal could not consider, prosecute or decide the matter, or The default party instance on its motion or on its own allows reasonable time to collect the penalty within a reasonable time or to meet its deficiency. Extended time may be excluded by the Rent Tribunal requesting that the deposit be deposited in the order as specified.
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