Sections 13 (8) and 15 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitution Request for Deletion Teaching Rental Order Temporary Rental Order Invading Defense for Non-Compliance The order of the rent controller was approved, which made the suit house rental temporary. Reviewing as. 9,000 and the tenant was instructed to submit it regularly and also that the tenant had failed to comply with the rent controller's temporary rental deposit order, the rent controller Withdrew the tenant's defense and approved the eviction order against the tenant. The appellate authority rejected the tenant's appeals against the tenant controller's order and directed the tenant to hand over the vacant possession of the land to the landlord. However, on the question of the final rent determination between the parties, the required landlord was referred to the rent controller, who said about the appellate court's last-mentioned order in the constitutional petition that once defended the tenant. Was. Nevertheless, the West Pakistan Civil Rent Restriction was subject to the rent control except for the Order 13 (6) of the 1959 Ordinance that it could revoke all arrears of expenses as claimed in the eviction request. Is gone And that the final rent between the parties cannot be assessed by the rent controller, if the rent controller, if there is a dispute, regarding the submission of rent under section 13 (8) of the West Pakistan Urban Rent Restriction Ordinance, 1959 Will approve the temporary rental order. In relation to the amount of rent, the rent controller will not determine the rent between the parties.
Related judgments — Peshawar High Court NWFP, 2009
