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MOINUDDIN GHORI versus ADMINISTRATOR OF M/S SAINT FRANCIS CHURCH (TRUST)

Article 15 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional application for removal of tenants The first eviction petition filed by the landlord was dismissed and the second eviction request filed by the landlord against the same landlord was allowed. The payer / tenant's argument was that the second termination request was again subjected to judicial principles. The second eviction request filed by the landlord for validity was upheld and the landlord did not execute the slaughtering process before the eviction request, therefore, it was a new land The rental controller accepted and the appeal decision was upheld. The constitutional application was dismissed despite dismissing the previous landlord's application on the said ground \ r \ n

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