Section 13 (2) (i), (3) (a) (i) and (6) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Application for the payment of rent and removal of the constitutional application on the basis of default in personal need on defense. To overcome the strike, a temporary rent order was approved under section 13 (6) of the West Pakistan Civil Rent Restriction Ordinance 1959, in which the tenant was instructed to pay the rent due within one month and pay the next rent. Each subsequent month the tenant was instructed to pay before the 15th day, who claimed that he had paid the dues. The tenant failed to provide evidence for such payment, the tenant's defense was terminated and he was directed to provide possession of the landed property to the landlord, requesting that the case be set up for an additional count. Arguments for postponement were rejected by the Order of Rent Controller filed by the tenant. Legally, the rent arrears are regularly paid by the tenant to the landlord's bank account each month. Payment is made. The order of the rent occurred, instructing the tenant to reserve possession of the land after the defendant withdrew his defense, though it was present, but in the weird circumstances of the case, when the tenant controller put the action on hold and The matter has been postponed. The matter of argument on the petition filed by the landlord to resolve the additional issue and the fact that the tenant landlord was actually paid, cannot be said that the tenant has made this fact. The bead worked in the front. Rentals
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