Section 13 (2) (i), 15 and 25 Civil Code of Conduct (v. 1908), Section 47 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitution Petition to remove the tenant's removal request on the basis of default on payment of rent. Objection to the order In the payment of the rent against the tenant against the tenant, after having remained up to the Supreme Court, the defendant / landlord filed an application for execution and objected to the petitioner who was the brother of the tenant. Gaya said that the objection petition was removed by the rent control lease. On this basis, the petitioner filed the petitioner under section 47, CPC, but said that the applicant / objector of the section did not benefit because only the question asked by the parties or their representatives. The middle order relates to implementation, expulsion and satisfaction. The proceedings must be submitted by the court. And the person who was neither a party nor a representative of any party could file any objection was the original brother of the applicant / objection tenant against whom the eviction order was approved which led to the scheme of the Supreme Court site. Was finalized and retained. The level of court on which the current execution request is being processed cannot be interfered with by the High Court in its constitutional jurisdiction because the site plan has been finalized by the Supreme Court, so the following The Court of Appeals had rightly rejected the objection request and subsequently the applicant / objector's constitutional appeal was dismissed \ r \ n
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