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WAZIR BEGUM versus ZAFAR IQBAL

West Pakistan Citizens Rental Ordinance 1959 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Tenant Bonah Landlord's Own Daughter's Own Need, Proof Rental Controller Use of His Daughter, Landlord's Personal Needs Accepted premises. However, the Tenant Appeal Court was ordered to abolish ineligible landlord on the basis that neither he nor his daughter, who was in need of a home, appeared as a witness and to prove it For it is in this occupation with the necessary exploits and good faith. His daughter's appellate court, however, failed to appreciate that the landlord's lawyer, who was also her husband, appeared to testify that she would reject the need and thus, The feudal or his daughter's plea is not necessary because the common sense was appellate. No law allows an applicant to appear as his witness because the appellate court did not seek bail, considering that all the witnesses presented by the tenant have admitted that She was living in-laws with the daughter whose house is in question, so she should live in a house belonging to her mother, which would not be considered an unreasonable appeal. The court's decision was ruled out without any legal authority nor any legal effect under which the rental controller was ordered to dismiss the tenant, which was restored under the circumstances. online advocate from Ghotki lawyer