Sections 17 (8) and (9) of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Tenant defense eviction, tenant controller, failure to comply with the temporary rental order approved by his defense under the tenant The factual facts were withheld by the courts. Was outlawed and the withdrawal order was approved. The reviewer was able to prevent the tenant's defense from failing to comply with the order passed under Section 17 (8) of the Ordinance 2001, for the purpose of passing a complete eviction order and controlling the rent. ? In this version of the tenant that he was unwilling to pay and was continually paying rent, both courts produced unanimous findings of non-compliance with the tenant, who exercised powers in the constitutional jurisdiction. They couldn't be bothered. When no illegal or irregularities were identified, nothing was in the record that the tenant controller failed to comply with the tenant's control, and the tenant controller complied with the tenant's order. The courts below agreed not to read false statements and evidence. Submitting the rent, the rent-controlled Islamabad rent ban was fully eligible to pass an order under section 17 (9) of the Ordinance 2001, which was approved by the two courts as approved by the appellate court, I was not illegal, irregular or weak, and did not demand any interference. Constitutional requests were rejected in the circumstances.
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