Industrial Relations Ordinance 1969 Sections 2 (xiii), 25A, 36 (2) and 38 (3a) Civil procedure code (VV 1908), OV, R 20 Processing fee and postal costs for sending notice to practice and procedure. The Labor Court dismissed the respondents' request for payment on the basis that no envelopes were sent to the respondents by the registered post; no such instruction was given to the applicant by the Labor Court. And the notice was actually issued by the court office, clearly held. The revocation order filed by the appellate tribunal justifies the illegal, interference because the complaint request is neither an industrial dispute nor should it be entertained and heard because the civil procedure in the Labor Court cases under Section 25A Not all provisions of the Code 1908 were applicable. The Industrial Relations Ordinance, 1969, even though there was no provision in the Civil Procedure Code, 1908, required the plaintiff / applicant to pay postal charges or provide envelopes. To send registered notice to the defendant
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