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LAWRENCEPUR WOOLLEN AND TEXTILE MILLS versus AURANGZEB KHAN


Industrial Relations Ordinance 1969 Articles 25A & 38 (3a) The written statement sought to be amended by the exercise of practice and the amendment to the written statement which was also barred by the request made by the solicitor and It was also said that it was unable to maintain the request. On the amendment, the Labor Court rejected the request during the argument

1986 P L C 418

[Labour Appellate Tribunal Punjab]

Present: Muhammad Abdul Ghafoor Khan Lodhi Appellate Tribunal

LAWRENCEPUR WOOLLEN and TEXTILE MILLS

versus

AURANGZEB KHAN

Revision Petition No.RI‑319 of 1985, decided on 28th October, 1985.

Industrial Relations Ordinance (XXIII of 1969)-‑‑

‑‑Ss.25‑A & 38(3‑a)‑‑Practice and procedure‑‑Amendment of written statement‑‑Plea sought to be raised by amending written statement that petition presented by counsel and also that grievance notice served was time‑barred as such petition was not maintainable‑‑Application for amendment made at, arguments stage‑‑Labour Court rejecting application‑‑Both points necessary touching jurisdiction of Labour Court‑‑Order of Labour Court, in circumstances, set aside in revision‑ Appellate Tribunal allowing proposed amendment.

Malik Bashir Ahmad for Petitioner.

M.K. Khan for Respondent.

Date of hearing: 22nd October, 1985.

JUDGMENT

The order dated 10‑9‑1985 recorded by the learned Presiding Officer, Punjab Labour Court No.6, Rawalpindi rejecting the application for the, amendment of written statement to raise the pleas that the presentation of the grievance petition by the lawyer was improper and that the grievance notice was time‑barred, is reported to be wrong and of no legal effect.

2. The grounds given by the learned lower Court for disallowing the amendment, is that the case was at the stage of arguments and if, amendment was allowed, opportunity of evidence would be given, resulting in the delay of the disposal of a very old case. It has been observed that no reason has been given for not asking for amendment earlier. The impugned order shows that in views of the learned lower Court the amendment was not necessary. Since the High Court expressed the view that presentation of, grievance petitions by lawyer was not proper, the amendment was sought late. The question if the grievance notice was time‑barred or not, touched the jurisdiction of the Court as without a valid grievance notice, the Court has no jurisdiction, so this amendment too is necessary.

3. As a result, the revision is accepted and setting aside the impugned order, the proposed amendment is allowed.

A. E. Revision accepted.

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