MUHAMMAD NASIR versus HANFIA ALAMGIR JAMIA MASJID TRUST THROUGH GENERAL SECRETARY
Article 15 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitution Applicants Impact of Tenants' Default Rental Payment Landlord has filed a solicitation, eviction of property and default of rent payment based on the default that the tenant has on this basis The contest was excluded. The lease was sent to the landlord through a money order which he refused to receive which resulted in his submission to the controller in court rent. The dismissal application was filed by the landlord and the appellate court defaulted. Was allowed for that reason. The grounds were rejected, the validity default began in October 2007, in 2007, the money order was sent on 8 8 2008 2008 on 2008, after submitting the removal request, which was in July 2008 in in 2008. Was filed, the tenant was obliged to pay the rent and it was not the landlord's responsibility to collect it. The trial court's decision was not sustainable. The constitutional petition was dismissed
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