Article 15 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Accepting the tenant's remuneration The lower appellate court upheld the eviction order in favor of the default in payment of monthly rent on the basis that the tenant No permission has ever been obtained from by For unauthorized structures and structures in and outside the premises, which was a breach of the tenancy agreement - in addition to submitting rent in favor of the mother of the land, who had already died, was illegal and rented out. There was no money to be eligible. In the eyes of the law, the lower appellate court did not commit any error which could be considered as an unlawful exercise of jurisdiction by both the courts below, and no particular provision of the law was violated. The tenant failed to identify any mistake or lack of scope or misunderstanding. Decisions passed by both the courts under the High Court for the exercise of their powers under Article 199 of the Constitution, which were the focus of intervention in the D case, were dismissed in the circumstances \ r \ n
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