INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT versus S. AZIZ AHMED
Section 16 (2) West Pakistan General Clauses Act (VI of 1956), Section 9 General Clauses Act (X of 1897), Section 10 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional application to pay the rent of defaulter monthly monthly rent from the default scope inclusion order strike. Due to circumstances beyond the tenant's control the delay of one day from the date of the tenant's control was delayed by the tenant on the said date, so the petitioner / tenant was not at fault. Fines can be fined for non-submission of rent. The last day was a normal holiday on Sunday and the applicant submitted the rent on Monday the next day, which could not be treated as the default given on the next date after the public holiday. When the non-compliance of the order was a technical default and there was an unwarranted and unnecessary action on the tenant's acquisition of the strict submission of the lease restrictions, the withdrawal would not be called. Art and spirits cannot be equated with non-compliance with the order, making the tenant liable for eviction. Before the temporary rental order was approved, it was up to the rental controller to determine whether the rent for the damaged premises was deliberately defaulted or the impound order was not set aside. , The matter was remanded to the rent controller for a merit decision \ r \ nA constitutional application was allowed
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