KARACHI PORT TRUST LABOUR UNION versus MEMBER, NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS COMMISSION, KARACHI BENCH
Industrial Relations Ordinance 1969 Section 22A (8) (G) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional Application Maintaining the Wages of Unlawful Wages Alternatives Not Taking Advantage of Fair Procedure Appeals Against Termination of Application Against unfair labor practice Treatment by Although the application against the practice of unfair labor was before the full bench of the Industrial Relations Commission, the applicant should still show the applicant for relief in constitutional jurisdiction instead of resorting to constitutional application. Applicant would have trouble with the relevant order and it was in this. There is only the possibility of a fitness inquiry into the objects of the Constitution's discretionary jurisdiction, apparently without any jurisdiction (at that time, the matter of the Industrial Relations Commission was not seized), no one for its settlement. Could not be the cause. Constitutional Petitions v Not maintained in such circumstances
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