PAKISTAN STEEL MILLS versus SINDH LABOUR APPELLATE TRIBUNAL
Employees were dismissed for employment under Articles 2A, 4 and 6 of Pakistan (1973), A212 (3) and service tribunal appeals before the service tribunals Act 1973, the Labor Court and Labor The constitutional petition against the decisions was pending before the Appellate Tribunal when the provisions of Section 2A were incorporated in the Service Tribunals Act 1973, which resulted in the constitutional petition being passed by a permanent order which was passed by the High Court. The applicant did not approach the service tribunal within the stipulated period. As a result of the 90-day limitation, the service tribunal dismissed the appeal as a time restriction in which no explanation was given by the employees for delayed condolences, no exception could be sought in finding this hold of the tribunal. Under which the appeal was withheld. Time, considering that there was no demand for leave to appeal on the day's delays.
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