HAFIZ MANSOOR AHMED versus VTH ADDITIONAL DISTRICT JUDGE, KARACHI SOUTH
Section 15 (2) (ii), (iii) (a) and 21 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 of the tenant in charge of refusing the tenant in payment of rent and payment of rent controlling tenants. Termination, however, is permitted on the basis of skating. , The default basis for payment of rent was dropped but the appellate court allowed appeal against the rent controller's decision and the landlord filed a constitutional petition against the appellate court's decision, which was alleged The appellate court in which the accused resides is charged. In fact, he has been living in different premises since 1974, when the eviction petition was filed in 1998. It said that all the tenants have neither submitted any other property documents nor any rent agreement if it has been said that if they had been living in another premises for 21 years, then surely they must have some documents. Will be present, regardless of where and in what capacity he lived. Whether it was the landlord or the tenant. No such document was submitted by him. Landland had successfully proved the appellate court-approved High Court application, and instructed the tenants to hand over the landlord's vacant possession. Within a specified period
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