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MALIK FATEH KHAN versus MUSLIM COMMERCIAL BANK LTD.

Sections 46, 48 and 49 of the Limitation Act (IX of 1908), Section 14 Application for a Complaint for Removal Service Appeals to the High Court Employee That Its Services Be Terminated by the Employer An interim order should be approved to protect the services of the National Industrial Relations Commission by the Commission but during the hearing of the case, it was stated that the appellant's vacant order had been vacated and the employees removed from the job. Taking advantage of the previous employee, the matter was withdrawn from the National Industrial Relations Commission, after which the employees had to file a fresh case. A complaint was filed earlier with permission. The Labor Court, which was set aside as being bound to provide for the accuracy of Section 14 of the Limiting Act 1908, provided that the court, with the exception of the time spent in jurisdiction, The criteria had to be checked, especially given that both the cases went to the latter court and the OST pending in the former C should be based on the same cause of action with the same relief, in the present case, the National Industrial Relations Commission In pursuing their case before, the relief sought by the employee was that the employer should be prevented from retiring. This means that at this time the employee was in the job and was facing concerns of removal because of his union activities, whereas a complaint was later submitted to the Labor Court, on various occasions. Was, offered the offer. The complaint request was removed from the job and they returned to the service with full back benefits top advocate from Multan lawyer