Article 15 Civil Code of Conduct (v. 1908), O VIII, R 5 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 The charge of facts regarding the eviction of tenants is considered to be specially dismissed or controversial Not accepted by the landlord The petitioner's / tenant's position on the charge of excluding the appeal filed by the tenant was that the evidence presented by the landlord on the sub-letting approach was very weak, so both the courts The orders given below were unauthorized property owners, along with their removal request, as stated in the evidence in the affidavit. That the tenant / applicant submitted the damaged premises, the tenant / applicant did not oppose such dispute during the cross inspection, nor did he deny the landlord dispute. On the side he remained silent. Notwithstanding the effect of the statement made by the landlord regarding giving the facts to all but not contradictory / challenge / cross examination, it would be considered that this part of the evidence Would have been accepted by the party against which evidence was given that the landlord had successfully proved that the tenant was letting the sub-premises under investigation cannot be disturbed by the concurrent findings of the two courts. In such a case the constitutional application was dismissed
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