MUSLIM COMMERCIAL BANK LIMITED versus KHAWJA SAJJAD MEHMOOD
Industrial Relations Ordinance 1969 Section 25 West Pakistan Industrial and Commercial Employment (Standing Orders) Ordinance (VII of 1968), Section 15 (3) (4) Service Maintenance Complaint Request after the services of a bank employee charging and holding charge sheet. Terminated. An inquiry into the allegations against him that he attacked the branch manager was coming late and he had to remain absent for more than ten days against the job even though the inquiry officer had been investigating the matter. Had inquired, but without the employee's satisfaction, the legal requirement to send a notice of crime to employees who had previously taken action and the legitimate inquiry report on their seriousness was condemned; in the circumstances, it had no identifiable value. Would not be because the absence of employees was checked by the employees which was not checked Was there. The truth of their version cannot be taken as cross-examination, the truth of their version could not be employed The employee could not be employed D terminated the employee on the basis of a previous inquiry report with the extreme penalty of dismissal on the basis of a previous inquiry order. Was justifiably illegal and, in the face of serious allegations made to the employee by the Labor Court with no authorization, he was neither entitled to a refund, nor of a restitution order.
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