MARGHOOB AHMAD versus SINDH LABOUR APPELLATE TRIBUNAL
Service Tribunals Act 1973 Section 2A [such as the Service Tribunals (Amendment) Act (XVII of 1997), Sections 3 (2), 4 and 6 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Arts 199 and 212 (2) apply for the removal of the constitutional application. He was initially appointed as Junior Clerk and later promoted to Grade III, Officer and at the time he was serving as the Branch Manager of the Bank, through the Applicant. The employer was dismissed on charges of irregularities in free loan from agricultural interest. Against his dismissal before Labor Court acceptance and he was ordered to be reinstated, on appeal filed by the Bank against the applicant's re-order, the restoration of the applicant approved by the Labor Court. The order was challenged by the Labor Appellate Tribunal Petition. On the basis of the constitutional application by the Labor Appellate Tribunal to the High Court through the constitutional petition, it was contended that the Tribunals Act, 1973, in view of the newly entered section 2A in the service, was exempt from the Constitution and that The virtues could not be dealt with nor could they be heard. Accuracy Section 2A provided that corporations, banks and other entities in which the federal government had a share or interest control would be treated. The person holding any position in the service of Pakistan and in such corporations, banks or institutions was a civil servant and, in order to resolve his complaint regarding his terms and conditions of service and his dismissal, The Treaty Service lies in filing an appeal before the Tribunal
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