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PAKISTAN SERVICES LIMITED versus THE SECRETARY, MINISTRY OF LABOUR, MANPOWER AND OVERSEAS PAKISTANIS

Companies Profit (Workers' Partnership) Act 1968 Section 2 (e) and 4 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitution Petition, Industrial Commitment, Commitment of the Company's Responsibility to Contribute to the Fund Staying for Temporary Purposes And was not involved in any process, either changing or contributing to the appearance of the item and its price increase, the ingredients were brought to the hotel for cooking and cooked, like bakery items. , Materials were also used in food. Go through different processes related to the purchase of various raw materials / goods, suitable for human consumption, human consumption, hotel management, to ensure proper quality of food and baking, which was mixed with other items. And for that purpose, the hotel administration had set up their warehouse, stores, several machines that were running with electricity and mechanical electricity. Ess was cooked and bakery equipment was ready. These operations consisted of considerable labor and experience, performed with the purpose of increasing the value of the goods and making them acceptable to the consumer, and increasing the cost of such goods / raw materials. was done. By any method or use of machinery, hotel rooms were neither required to rent or furnish any goods nor to increase the cost of materials; the petitioner was, in the circumstances, involved in the industrial promise where As far as food and baking belonged to the Petitioner Company, to that extent, was responsible for contributing to the fund established under Section 4 of the Companies Profit (Workers' Participation) Act, 1968 list of advocates from Tando Mohd Khan lawyer