ARMY WELFARE SUGAR MILLS, WORKERS\' UNION versus ARMY WELFARE SUGAR MILLS
Sections 1 (4) (b) and 80 (2) (a) of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Arts 17 (1) and the establishment of the 245 Trade Union Armed Forces have been registered by the Army Welfare Trust's Sugar Mill officials. Canceled their employees on the basis that the inquiry into the mill was a plan of the Armed Forces and that the provisions of the Industrial Relations Ordinance, 2002 were not applicable, claiming an exception under section 1 (4) of the Industrial Relations Ordinance 2002 Therefore, the activities performed in the active contact establishment with the Armed Forces where an individual was employed must be established. Article 245 of the Constitution relocated the duties of the Armed Forces, therefore, only an installation directly linked to such an event to work in Pakistan's defense or aid against external aggression. If asked to do so about civil power, it must be shown. The mill's question was not only serving the Armed Forces, nor could it be treated as an installation. The orders passed by the High Court were set aside and the Labor Court was reinstated, under which the employer's complaint for canceling trade union registration was set aside App r \ n
