Sections 46 and 48 of the Labor Appeal, only in this case were the qualifications of the points involved whether the respondent / employee, against whom the service (Special Powers) was processed under the Ordinance 2000, may request jurisdiction of the Labor Court. Or not. The appeal before the Service Tribunal will be heard through a notice issued by the Registrar of Tribunals, which means that it was not decided by a court order despite the fact that the defendant approached the Labor Court. But the fact is that if an employee was processed under the provisions of the Service (Special Powers) Ordinance 2000, there was a forum service tribunal to redress his grievances because both parties acknowledged that the defendant / employee appealed. Pending before the Service Tribunal, which had not been decided on eligibility, it would be appropriate to set aside the unwarranted decision that was passed on the Labor Court's jurisdiction approach \ r \ n
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