Sections 13 and 15 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitution Petition for Landlord's Landlord has purchased the house in question from its original owner who continues to pay the rent of the house to the existing tenant / new landlord, then the rent Paid Landslide filed a Withdrawal Request against the Tenant During the aforesaid eviction request, the applicant, who claimed that he had purchased the home from his original owner through a registered sale deed, In this case, as a party requested to apply it, the application which was accepted Was asked to provide evidence. Concerning his claim, he provided some evidence, but failed to produce the remaining evidence, which resulted in the termination of the landlord's evidence in connection with the tenant's default in payment of rent, Rent. Both the controller and the appellate authority accepted the withdrawal. The petitioner and the tenant were directed to hand over the vacant property, the rent controller had ordered the tenant to be evicted on the house of Javed and despite the failure to produce the remaining evidence, no adverse order was granted against the applicant. It was concluded that his defense was terminated by the petitioner, who had otherwise filed. A civil suit for the protection of your legal rights, if any, was not found to file a constitutional petition. The constitutional application was dismissed.
Related judgments — Peshawar High Court NWFP, 2009
