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BISMILLAH BEGUM versus HAMIDA BEGUM

Section 2 (c) (i), 13 and 15 of the West Pakistan Civil Rent Restriction Ordinance 1959 and the landlord and tenant appeals court relationship, despite the existence of a dispute regarding landlord and tenant relations between the parties. Dismissed the petition filed against the tenant. The holding of the premises cannot be decided when dealing with the appeal and, as a tenancy question, the evidence on file was insufficient to establish any relationship between the landlord and the tenant in the dispute. Upon filing a constitutional petition against the decision of the appellate court, after the case was heard by the tenant controller in favor of the landlord, after hearing the case, the appellate court was remanded for fresh judgment, After the hearing, the parties observed in their remand order by the High Court that the title of the landlord was related to the premises. The dispute was fully established and the tenant became a legitimate tenant through the opera. After the High Court observed the appellate court, it was found that the landlord and the tenant had to establish a relationship between the parties. The evidence on the record for is insufficient, the record was against the evidence even if the evidence was insufficient to establish a landlord and tenant relationship. Between the parties; The appellate court below can either record the evidence or remand the rental controller to seek remand in this case; After the case is remanded, the appellate court below records the evidence. Remand Order, Tenant's Appeal Accepted Without Conscious Consciousness And Considering High Court Observations immigration advocates email from Bhan Saeedabad lawyer