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Appeal No. KAR‑1 of 1969, beard on 26th, February 1969.
--‑Re‑instatement‑A personal cause‑Right of appeal seeking re‑instatement‑Does not devolve upon heirs after death of corker‑‑‑West Pakistan Industrial and Commercial Employ ment (Standing Orders) Ordinance (VI of .1968), S. O. 18 and West Pakistan Industrial Disputes Ordinance (IV of 1968), S. 16.
Muhammad Baksh Shahini for Appellant.
M. A. Rahim for Respondents Nos. 2 and 3.
Date of hearing: 26th February 1969.
The admitted position is that Kishanchand Chugh, appellant, is dead. The right to continue the appeal does not devolve upon his heirs. The application has under section 18 of the West Pakistan Industrial and Commercial Employment (Standing Orders) Ordinance, ‑1968, for re‑instatement on the ground that he was illegally dismissed from service: ‑ The learned Chairman of the Second West Pakistan Industrial Court,
Karachi, dismissed the application on the ground that the cause of action arose much before the Standing Orders Ordinance of 1968, came into force. The appeal is dismissed on the ground that the question of re-instatement has a personal one and it does not devolve in his heirs.
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