Section 152 and O XLVII, R1 Industrial Relations Ordinance (XCI of 2002), Reviewing Decisions 48 (1) and 45 (2) Decisions, Appeal to Transfer of Appeal from the High Court to the Labor Appeal Court Complaint (Respondent ) Previously, employees filed an appeal before the Labor Appellate Court for their rehabilitation with the benefit of the Labor Court's return, which was terminated by the Industrial Relations Ordinance, 1969 after the Industrial Relations Ordinance, the employer's High Court in 2002. However, appeals were heard on the merits and the Labor Court order was put aside and the employees with back benefits. Recently, the employer filed a review petition against the decision of the High Court under section 152, read with RPL order XLVII, however it is stated that the review application is pending in the High Court. Moved the Labor Appellate Tribunal, which rejected the review. ew The petitioner dismissed the Labor Appeal Court order through a writ petition, which was also dismissed, disputing the employer's contention that section 45 (2) of the Industrial Relations Ordinance 2002, under section 48 (1). Further, the Labor Appellate Tribunal applied for a review of the Labor Court's powers, including the provisions of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908, as applicable. The employer-filed review request shows that it was not alleged that the employer was not served, even if the service was not served, the question was how did the employer find out. An appeal has been filed by the employee before the Labor Appeal Court and so on
