MUHAMMAD IQBAL HAIDER versus VTH RENT CONTROLLER/SENIOR CIVIL JUDGE, KARACHI CENTRAL
Tenants based on section 2 (f) (j), 15 (2) (ii) (vii), 16 and 17 constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) Convention e Shahadat (10 of 1984), Article 115 To expel Deliberate default requirement for payment of rent and non-compliance of the landlord's personal necessity temporary rental order Petitioners (tenants) denied the landlord and tenant relationship between the parties. Filed a petition under section 16 of the Sindh Rated Prices Ordinance 1979. The applicants / tenants have also filed an application under section 17 of the Ordinance for the payment of the arrears of rent, to which the applicants had filed their objections and the compensation award, the rent controller Sindh Sindh Premises. Section 16 (1) of the Ordinance 1979 allowed the application of the landlord. An application filed by the applicants under Section 17 of the Ordinance was rejected and the applicants were instructed to deposit the amount as rent arrears within 25 days and to apply for future rent. Instead of compiling. With a rental order approved by the Rent Controller, G filed a constitutional application, which was rejected by the High Court, he applied for leave to appeal to the applicants (tenants). Who temporarily failed to comply with the rental order. They have already established two civil suits. One for the specific performance of the sale and the other for the cancellation of the execution agreement executed in favor of the landlord and that the landlord and rent between the parties
