MUHAMMAD ALI versus FULL BENCH, NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS COMMISSION
Sections 22A (8) (G) and 22D National Industrial Relations Commission (Procedures and Duties) Regulations, 1973, Regulation 32 (2) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional application unfair labor practice National Industrial Relations Commission Appeal from the removal of the effect of default restoration on the interim order was filed before the Full Bench of the National Industrial Relations Commission which was dismissed on the ground of non-prosecution, restored on the petitioner's request, But before the appeal was reinstated, the employer dismissed the applicant. Recovery appeal, the National Industrial Relations Commission restores the interim order, with disappointment at the time of submitting its appeal for hearing, after the restoration of the validity proceedings, restoring all interlocutory or incidental orders and as far as possible Yes, they will stand. The appeal of the present case was restored approximately six months after its dismissal and injunction, the dismissal of the applicant's job was also approved after more than a month of dismissal of the appeal. This will not happen after the fundamental change has occurred, in accordance with the principle that after the restoration process, all formal and incidental orders will be restored as well. Applicable and will not cover past and closed transactions or situations Unacceptable order being unimaginable, submission was excluded \ r \ n
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