Industrial Relations Ordinance 1969 Sections 36 (2) and 38 (3a) Appeal for the Respondent's Request for Advocate for Respondents The Labor Court Rejected Under Section 36 (2), the Industrial Relations Ordinance , 1969 could apply for a witness who was not an ordinary person, but a lawyer who refused to ask for a witness, if not illegal, but at least it was illegal by the Labor Court. , Especially when it was claimed by the applicant that he had withdrawn his case, but that amount was agreed upon by the reviewing jurisdiction. The Labor Appellate Tribunal did not pay him
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