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ARMY WELFARE SUGAR MILLS, BADIN THROUGH GENERAL MANAGER versus ARMY WELFARE SUGAR MILLS WORKERS UNION, BADIN

Article 1 (4) (b) and 12 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitution Petition to remove the establishment by implementing the Industrial Relations Ordinance, the 2002 Constitution Petition disallows the order passed by the Labor Court. Whereby the approval of trade unions for the de-registration of the respondent's union in the establishment of the applicant's mills filed by the Registrar was dismissed, in the meaning of section 1 (4) (b) of the Industrial Relations Ordinance 2002 In order to bring about the establishment / installation, it must have its purpose. In addition to the services / activities that were involved in it, Petitioner Mills was one of the Pakistan Army Welfare Trust's projects aimed at the welfare of its benefactors and citizens, as per its memorandum association. Was to provide service and a family of retired Army personnel. To apply for the reopening of schools, running schools, granting scholarships, boarding houses, hospitals, nursing homes, libraries, orphanages, etc., on behalf of the Armed Forces personnel and their dependents who eliminate the additional objectives of the Trust. The applicant's income was applicable to both full-service and retired Army personnel and their dependents, then it may be stated that the applicant pursuant to Section 1 (4) (b) of the Industrial Relations Ordinance 2002 In the sense, it was an installation specifically linked to the Pakistan Armed Forces, removing the constitutional petition from its jurisdiction. Was granted, the immovable order was set aside and the Registrar of Trade Unions canceled the registration of the defendant's trade union at the applicant's mills. immigration advocates phone number from Matiari lawyer