M.R. INDUSTRIES versus SINDH EMPLOYEES\' SOCIAL SECURITY INSTITUTION
Sections 57, 59 and 60 of the Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitution Petition for Social Security Court Applicant accepted the demand made by Sindh employees on the request that the Social Security Institution pay regular contribution. The Social Security Court cannot direct the applicant. The provision of security or bank guarantee was not on the basis of the inherent role or character of the court itself, but was only able to exercise its jurisdiction, by the Security Court, in proportion to the demand for interim relief by the Institution. Was made Effectively and in accordance with what justice was called for and that is why the Social Security Court has the security / bank on its motion as a pre-requisite or pre-requisite for filing an appeal under section 59 of the provincial employees. There was no option to approve orders to guarantee. The Social Security Ordinance, 1965 High Corps directed that if the applicant sought the suspension of the demand in question, it should be applied to the Social Security Court and if any such application is filed, the court up to this year solvent security. And the bank can hold on to the guarantee-related demand until the appeal is decided. The High Court directed the Institution that, upon approval of the appeal, it could initiate proceedings and proceedings for the recovery of appropriate contributions pursuant to the provisions of the West Pakistan Land Revenue Act, 1967, as long as the Social Security Court This request was not delayed by the source. Petition allowed by Social Security Court accordingly \ r \
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