Article 25A & 38 (3) of the Industrial Relations Ordinance 1969 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Request for Complaint against Applicant's Failure to Appeal Failure, Applicant Referred to Labor Court for Complaint Instead of filing a second appeal before the Federal Minister, who was still pending the applicant's complaint, his appeal with time restriction was declared arbitrary on this basis. That in the same case as the co-worker who had time to file a complaint. Prohibited, the Labor Court ordered the worker's reinstatement, and the appeal against the order was dismissed by the applicant from the Labor Appellate Tribunal co-worker's case, in this case in different courts because the parties' rights in the matter Were heard through a civil court and order. In the present case, dismissal by the Labor Corps was approved in support of the employee complaint request. Such an order passed by the Labor Appellate Tribunal and established by the Appellate Tribunal was neither beyond the jurisdiction nor Faced with a lack of jurisdiction, the Constitution petition was rejected against such an order by the Labor Appellate Tribunal. Conditions
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