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MUHAMMAD ISHAQUE KHAN versus SIND LABOUR APPELLATE TRIBUNAL, KARACHI

Applicant employed by the Establishment on the Terms and Conditions of Service contained in the Ordinance VI of section 25 of 1903, the West Pakistan Industrial and Commercial Employment (Standing Orders) Ordinance 1968 Section 1 (4) Industrial Relations Ordinance (XXITI of 1969). Later the charge sheet was made under the doctrine of Ordinance VI of 1968 and after the inquiry it was dismissed that the petitioner's complaint against his dismissal was rejected by the Labor Court and the Labor Appeal Court was also established. on the petition of the said that the provisions of the ordinance were not applicable in respect of the applicant. The applicant appealed to the Establishment against the Establishment, claiming to comply with the provisions of the Ordinance at the time of its appointment and consequently at the time of its dismissal it was claimed that the provisions of the 1968 Ordinance VI were not applicable. There can be no breach of the law. It is hereby requested that the provisions of the Permanent Orders were enforced as part of the TMS Agreement and if any of them were violated by the Establishment, it would be a breach of the Agreement. Enables the giver to claim damages. property advocates from Trinda Mohd Pannah lawyer