Section 15 (2) (iii) (c) and 15 (2) (iv) of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitution Petition by adding and altering the value of material value or loss of utility of the place on this basis. Tried to dismiss the tenant. Under the terms of settlement between the parties during the first period of litigation, the tenant had a loss of material value and usefulness to the tenant's addition and alteration. That the landlord will not do any work, without the written permission of the landlord \ addition \ add or modify the premises means adding a new structure to the existing structure that was originally taken on the nature of any `addition N ' Add it temporarily or permanently. This would mean that some part of the existing structure was altered so much that it completely or partially changed its original shape or use `addition \ and te changes only if it was allowed. In the event of a tenant obtaining written permission from their landlord. However, where any repairs and renovations were made the rental premises were put to more comfortable and efficient use only, and with such repairs and renovations the original structure was not altered or altered. Was delivered at that time. The creation of the tenancy was also unlikely to damage the material cost or utility of the repairs and renovations of the rental premises, so the landlord would not be entitled to evict the tenant on such account unless repaired. And do not do renovation work. Because of the pledge that reduces the physical value or utility of the premises
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