Section 49 (4) (e) and 63 employers unfairly practiced unfair labor against the jurisdiction of the National Industrial Relations Commission to retain the applicant's merits and the jurisdiction of the National Industrial Relations Commission. It was accepted on the basis that the defendant owned the bank. The Federal Government, which has more than 51% stake in it, fell under the section 2A of the Service Tribunals Act, 1973, because they were treated as government employees under notification number FS (8) BKG III / 2002 381. Was declared a legitimate bank. 26 2 2004, was privatized and sold and a board consisting of 8 members consisted of five members nominated by the buyer while three members were nominated by the Government Bank, under the circumstances the Government. There was no bank property. Privatized during the hearing of the case, the National Industrial Relations Commission had the authority to hear the plea of an unlawful indictment because of a petition by the bank for their trade union activities. The targeting was viable and the National Industrial Relations Commission has the authority to deliver a judicial decision.
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