WATEEN TELECOM (PVT.) LTD., THROUGH ATTORNEY versus MALIK ABDUL AHAD
Article 15 Civil Code of Conduct (v. 1908), OI, R10 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional application to enforce tenant applicant as a party under OI, R 10, CPC The request for has been moved. Request for eviction by the landlord against the tenant, which claims that in fact the damaged premises were rented out by a lease agreement and that the eviction request was by suppressing and hiding material facts. Was initiated so as to obtain a unilateral decision against the applicant, the applicant was not able to enforce his folly (which it was not) or the appropriate party in the eviction petition. It seemed that, to protect her sister's concern from the consequences of default, the applicant filed an application for some documentary proceedings, which was no doubt true, except that her Also, the invalid constitutional petition was dismissed. Remarks are that no observer in the present order will not face prejudice in any other proceeding.
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