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TANVEER SIDDIQUI versus MUHAMMAD RASHID

Sections 17 and 24 of the previous eviction order written statement took six months for the tenant to reach the final stages when the tenant failed to file a written statement and the tenant controller passed the eviction order against the tenants. So even the tenants themselves didn't want it. Protecting their interests, the matter was taken very lightly with the court when the tenants appeared in court when all the services were exhausted and still failed to file a written statement from 9 9 2008 to 22 11 2008 It was not only the duty of the lawyer but to appear before the court but no one was present, the order passed by the tenant controller also showed that some of the tenants' junior lawyers were present. It was shown that the tenants are fully aware of the progress in the case but no action will be taken despite the fact. Was. Action can be taken and even the required written statement can be filed in the court office at any suitable time. The date for the avoidance of the de parte order but this was not done by the tenants themselves and the High Court against them. Former parties presented by the rent controller refused to interfere with the dismissal order, appeals were dismissed in the circumstances.

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