MUHAMMAD SHARIFF, PRESIDENT versus MUBARAK ALI SHAH
Industrial Relations Ordinance 1969 Sections 8 (7) and 38 (3A) amended the appellate tribunal, exercising the labor court, while deciding the appeal filed by a member of the trade union who had a standing view to file an appeal. , Used his mind perfectly well. On the basis of relevant facts and records, it was concluded that the change of office-bearers submitted by the applicant to the Registrar of Trade Unions was illegal and irrelevant under the composition of the trade union. The relevant Labor Court had also ordered the trade unions to be monitored within a certain timeframe. If the trade union registrar of labor court's findings is based on the evidence on the record and implemented after a fair mind, the use of its scope of review cannot interfere with the Labor Appellate Tribunal.
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