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EHSAN AHMED CHAUDHRY versus MEMBER, NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS COMMISSION, ISLAMABAD

Article 199 Industrial Relations Act (I of 2012), Maintaining Section 588 Constitutional Request: The applicant prayed for the constitutional jurisdiction with the prayer that the unnecessary order approved by the National Industrial Relations Commission, without any jurisdiction Constitutional application can be filed without any further legal authority. The Constitutional petition could not be retained in its present form, by a union sanctioned official, while the applicant was unnaturally for the purpose of interim termination, by filing an appeal to the applicant under section 88 under. Should consult the appropriate forum for resolution. Industrial Relations Act, 2012 \ r \ n

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