MUHAMMAD PARVAIZ versus HUSSAIN SPINNING MILLS UNIT NO.1, LANDHI, KARACHI
Sections 46 and 48 of the West Pakistan Industrial and Commercial Employment (Standing Orders) Ordinance (VII of 1968), the termination of section Oz L1A and 12 services were dismissed by the Appeal Services GateStop, dismissing them. Have filed their complaints against. Praying for his reinstatement in service management, it was requested that the contractor working at Unit 1 where the appellant worked, had left the mill suddenly without any management because the appellant services had to do such work. Was not available on. The other workers were either terminated or transferred to another unit at their own discretion, rejecting the complaints filed by the appellant as an administrative witness by the factory manager. Submitted an affidavit, nor disclosed the names of the contractors who had allegedly left the mill, nor the nature of their work. Nor did the clear circumstances in which the appellant's services were deprived of their usefulness and they were proved to be useless, under which the employer was forced to terminate his services, the witness explained in his cross examination. That the employer had not obtained any permission from the court for the closure of the mill. The closure of the factory was confessional and unacceptable for the simple reason that by this law the employer had to close the entire establishment in the event of specifications under the Standing Order 11A of the West Pakistan Industrial and Commercial Employment. Was forbidden to do. Orders) Ordinance, 1968 Cork on this account when there is a clear violation of law
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