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MOHAN versus MRS. MUHAMMAD YOUNUS BHOJAN

Section 15 Constitution of Pakistan, Arts 23 and 199 Constitutional Appeal Requires Tenant Bona to Appeal to the Owner's Own Needs at the same time the Tenant Controller and Lower Appellate Court granted monthly rent payments in favor of the landlord. And personal needs were also needed. The landlord for his son was not legally in any case a record to show that the landlord wishes to use his property for his son or the landlord with a misdemeanor or a bad design. The son's statement was not challenged and finalized accordingly. The case requested by the landlord should be accepted at the expense of its value, and giving reasonable results by the lender's control can conclude that the landlord's requirement is indispensable, as described in the statement of truth. There can be no denying the absence of any strong evidence to disprove the notion. The landlord had the sole right of the landlord to acquire and deal with the property in a way that was suitable for him and the tenant did not have any right. Discard the Privilege Rights that were guaranteed by Article 23 of the Constitution that the landlord's son should be able to locate the tenant at the point of personal need to identify the tenant in accordance with the law. Unlawful interference or weakness of any kind of failed decisions / orders High Court interferes with removal orders by two courts Denied under which the requests were dismissed \ r \ n

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