SAKHI BAKHSH versus PUNJAB LABOUR APPELLATE TRIBUNAL
Article 25A & 37 (3) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitution Petition Complaint Against the Order of Termination of Labor Appellate Tribunal Complaint Requests / Employees Order to Terminate Their Services The counter-petition was accepted. Against this order of the Labor Court and the Labor Court, the respondent appealed before the Labor Appellate Tribunal that the Labor Court had no jurisdiction in this matter in view of the filing of Section 2A in the Service Tribunals Act, 1973. Do favor with the Labor Appellate Tribunal, which allowed the appeals, dismissing orders passed by the Labor Court advising applicants to refer to the Service Tribunal, which included Labor at the time of entering Section 2A in the Service Tribunals Act. The appellants were pending before the tribunal. , 1973, whereby the applicants were declared public servants in the pending proceedings, the effect of the Service Tribunals Act, 1973 was dealt with in section 6 of the said Act whereby the appeals filed by the respondents were rejected and the result was that The service tribunals maintained by the Labor Court under the provisions of section 6 of the 1973 Act. These respondents were to file an appeal to the competent service tribunal within the stipulated period; the High Court accepted the constitutional request, responding to the Labor Appellate Tribunal, granting a non-binding order passed by the Labor Appellate Tribunal without legal authority. Appeals filed by reporters rejected.
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