TANVEER AHMED SHAH versus RENT CONTROLLER, FAISAL CANTT., KARACHI
Article 17 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional application to remove the effect of non-submission tenant's interim order on the copy of the disputed order, remedies against the orders affected by the jurisdiction were not filed by the applicants with the constitutional petition, the court It couldn't be separated without testing it. Determining whether or not to uphold the constitutional order can be determined. The final order will be given to the applicant for the hearing of the litigation / petition relating to the trial. The authenticity of the documents can be determined in light of the evidence presented by the parties. The decision was to set points for recording / hearing of evidence from the parties and post / hearing matters but the applicant can take advantage of the irregularities in processing the appeal against the final order, under the Cantonment Rent Restriction Act. No citation was provided against any interim order. , 1963 The petitioner was dismissed at a cost of Rs. Ten thousand and the hireling controller decided the matter within a period of four months using the misguided High Court authority. Directed by
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