Sections 8 and 21 (3) Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Application Fair Rent Determination of Rent by Appellate Court On the request of the scope power and landlord to control the scope rent, demolition shop rented tenant rented The controller who filed an appeal against the order, which was dismissed by the appellate court and increased the rent, the applicant / tenant believed that the landlord had not filed any appeal against the rent controller's order, so the tenant On appeal of the applicant, the Court of Appeal increased the rent. Was illegal, Coram Nan Joyce, Waldity Appellate Court was not authorized to pass an injunction in favor of the respondents / landlord, who had not filed an appeal against the rent controller appellate court order, must have been reasonable In a manner that exercises power within the scope of a just and fair jurisdiction. The dispute, which was brought before the Appellate Authority and not in relation to the case against which the landlord / respondent had no complaint as he had not filed an appeal, was not justified in raising the rent to the appellate court, so the appellate court The results were not sustainable under the law.
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