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ZARWALI versus JUPITER TEXTILE MILLS LTD., HYDERABAD


Notice of complaint is not valid through the Industrial Relations Ordinance 1969 Section 25 Advocate

1982 P L C 490

[Labour Appellate Tribunal Sind]

Present: Z. A. Channa, Appellate Tribunal

ZARWALI

Versus

JUPITER TEXTILE MILLS LTD., HYDERABAD

Appeal No. HYD‑639 of 1981, decided on 2nd December, 1981.

Industrial Relations Ordinance (XXIII of 1969)‑‑

‑‑ S. 25‑A‑Grievance notice through Advocate‑Not valid Grievance petition founded upon such notice‑Not maintainable.

Muhammad Hussain v. Pakistan Tobacco Company Ltd. P L D 1980 S C 80 rel.

Ali Amjad for Appellant.

Date of hearing: 2nd December, 1981.

ORDER

The appellant, who was employed as a Winder in the respondent Mills at Hyderabad, was dismissed from service by order, dated 30th September, 1980. The dismissal orders are based on the report of the enquiry officer, Sirajuddin, who was appointed to hold enquiries into the charges of misconduct against the appellant. These charges were that he had assaulted, beaten and abused Mr. Israr the Spinning Master in the Mills. The appellant challenged the orders of his dismissal before the learned Labour Court through a grievance petition filed on 24th December, 1 980. The learned VIth Labour Court has dismissed the appellant's grievance petition holding that the dismissal orders are valid and proper and are passed en consequence of a domestic enquiry in which the misconduct alleged against the appellant was duly established. Aggrieved by this decision, the appellant has come up in appeal to this Tribunal.

2. I have heard Mr. Ali Amjad, Advocate, for the appellant and I am of the view that there is a stronger ground on which the grievance petition of the appellant was not maintainable and hence this appeal merits dismissal. 1t has been admitted by the appellant in his evidence before the learned Labour Court that he had served the requisite grievance notice upon the employer through an Advocate. . It has been held by the Supreme Court in the case of Muhammad Hussain v. Pakistan Tobacco Company. Ltd. (P L D 1980 S C 80), that a grievance notice served by an Advocate on A behalf of his client is not in conformity with the requirements of subsection (1) of section 25‑A, I. R. O., and that the grievance petition founded upon such notice is not maintainable. Relying on the above authority, I would dismiss this appeal in limine.

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