Articles 2 and 13 of the West Pakistan Citizens Rent Ordinance 1959 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitution Petition and Landlord Landlord Personal Assessment of the Landlord's Personal Needs The subordinate must abide by the provisions of the ordinance. Following the principles of harmonious and objective construction, the expression in Section 2 of the ordinance was broadly landlord in which the landlord's word owners could be one person or more than one person so renting premises may be required. The provision of Section 13 of the Landlord or multiple homeowners Ordinance is not prohibited by any owner / co-landlord from filing an eviction request; thus, no landlord is required to evict the rental premises. May file an application in respect of section 13 (3) (i) under the Ordinance, it has been decided that if the houses were vacated under the tenant controller's order and the landlord was not in possession of the land The tenant shall be entitled to pass on the tenancy to the rental premises for rehabilitation in section 13 (3). (i) Thus it is the ordinance, in addition to the effective assertion of false claims of personal necessity and the protection of the landlord's entitlement, the statement of the landlord's tenant should also be reviewed under the circumstances in which all the landlord The owners are co-owners, one of the witness boxes clearly states that they and other co-owners needed places for personal use and the establishment of a religious school, as stated by the Rent Controller and Appellate Authority. Subject to the evacuation orders
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