Section 12 (2) Sindh Rented Premises Ordinance (XVII of 1979), Section 15 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Petitioner Retention of Tenant Withdrawal, False Misdemeanor and Plaintiff Aggravating Person With Plaintiff Request Voters had jurisdiction. The tenant's son, who was extraordinary and was a co-participant in the damaged premises, but no notice was taken at the same time the application was rejected, which is not in the document record to confirm that the applicant (rent) The debtor was a co-owner of the damaged premises and was a mentally disabled homeowner leaving the tenant to own the property through a lease agreement and the applicant being the tenant's son to live with his mother and sisters. And the landlord and the tenant had a relationship between them and the relative (son of the tenant) There was no locus standi to enter the present application under section 12 (2) in its capacity, the CPC applicant had no reason to take action as the tenant's disappearance with which he was approved by the competent court The hearing was furious at the order. Despite the service of the notice, the tenant for the job was not presented to the Controller and in his absence a settlement application was granted in which a hanging application was filed against the tenant. The notice of which was issued but the tenant has not challenged the order of eviction before any forum till date; in section 12 (2), the CPC decides that the grieving person has received through misrepresentation and fraud or What was the appropriate procurement to separate the order but so on
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