DIRECTOR ACCOUNTS, WAPDA, LAHORE versus MEMBER-I, NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS COMMISSION, LAHORE
West Pakistan Water and Power Development Authority Act 1958 Section 17 (1B) Service Tribunals Act (LXX of 1973), Section 4 Industrial Relations Ordinance (XXIII of 1969), Section 22 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Arts 212 and 199 employees Water and The Power Development Authority is considered to be a government employee for the purpose of the Government Tribunals Act 1973. The service tribunal shall have exclusive jurisdiction against the orders passed by the department authority in connection with the dismissal, dismissal, dismissal, reduction, terms and conditions of the employment of public servants. In office, suspension, conversion and payment or non-payment of employment were matters relating to their terms of service and such orders could be challenged only before the Service Tribunal where, under Section 4, the Service Tribunals Act 1973. Appeal was authorized. Article 212 of the Constitution and Section 4, the Service Tribunals Act 1973, provides that the National Industrial Relations Commission and its tribunals, except the Service Tribunal, were bound in relation to the terms and conditions of service of public servants. The jurisdiction of all tribunals and courts, including members, has been banned, so far the terms and conditions of service have been challenged. Under the Industrial Relations Ordinance, 1969, in relation to the terms and conditions of the employees of the Water and Power Development Authority (who were considered to be public servants), the National Industrial Relations Commission or its members practically or tendered the powers. Final or interim was declared with no jurisdiction and no legal effect.
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