SHAHID IQBAL versus PUNJAB LABOUR APPELLATE TRIBUNAL THROUGH CHAIRMAN
Sections 46 and 48 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitution Petition Complaint Demand for Complaint for Illegal Procedure Complaint Complaint filed by the petitioner against their compulsory retirement order to restore the application, On exit for illegal prosecution, the petitioner filed a petition seeking reinstatement of the petition, which was simultaneously rejected by the Labor Court and the Court of Appeal. It can be restored, if there is a record of its maintenance, if there is a record of its maintenance If it appears that there exists no basis for setting pay. Under the Labor Court order where a complaint for illegal prosecution was dismissed, the applicant claimed that he was ill and thus could not file a petition to recover the complaint. The applicant did not confirm his or her nature in any of the physician's requests for inclusion of any medical certificate by the same doctor as the other principle did not confirm that since the Labor Court had moved its cover, It was not possible for her to file a timely re-request for her application. Not applicable even in law, the law does not support the watchman, neither the perpetrator nor any reasonable basis for the rehabilitation of the petition The constitutional application was dismissed.
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