MESSRS ANSARI SUGAR MILLS WORKERS\' UNION (C.B.A.) THROUGH GENERAL SECRETARY versus REGISTRAR OF TRADE UNIONS
The request of the collective bargaining agent to resolve the appeal registrations of the Sections 6, 7, 21, 33 and 48 of the trade union was that the appellant's union sought for the purpose under section 21 of the Industrial Relations Ordinance 2002 till May 2006. Membership and this respondent is a political entity that maliciously tried to create a third union on the basis of fake and false names of members and this respondent violated Sections 6 and 7 of the Industrial Relations Ordinance 2002. I submitted the application to the registrar of trade unions. Defendants were required to seek notice and inquiry under the law appellant, which was allegedly referred to a hearing forum for redressal of their complaint under section 33 of the Industrial Relations Ordinance, 2002. Upon filing a written statement, the case was adjourned; instead of being questioned by the Labor Court, the case was finally settled. The unconstitutional order record shows that the matter involves a combination of fact and law questions. Can be decided solely on the basis of the evidence entered by the trial court for the decision in this case. The appellant was a registered trade union, but the trial court speculated that it had ceased to exist, questions were raised, appropriate investigations were needed in the circumstances but the trial court passed the order without hearing inquiry into the circumstances. I was a trial court bail warrant arrest for deciding merit. Put aside and the appeal was allowed the parties were instructed to appear in the trial court on the due date \ r \ n \ r \ n
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