Industrial Relations Ordinance 1969 Sections 25A (4) (5), 36 and 38 (3A) after the Labor Court's power and duty to adjudicate and determine the jurisdiction to amend the complaint by the Labor Appellate Tribunal. Labor court practice approved a speech. Under section 25A (5), the provisions of the Industrial Relations Ordinance, 1969, order to give reasons for seeking witnesses under the qualification of labor court duty, it was submitted to the labor court that under section 25A (4) In deciding a complaint and deciding a complaint, under the Ordinance, the Labor Court will consider all the facts of the case and approve it in accordance with the appropriate and appropriate order; Was also fitted in the Labor Court under Section 36, Industrial Relations Ordinance. , The order passed by the Labor Court in 1969 which was valid and there was no weakness in the law, cannot be interfered with by the revised jurisdiction. abour appellate tribunal
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