Industrial Relations Ordinance 1969 Section 25 A Compulsory Retirement Applicant, Respondent's Bank Employer Retired, Complaint Responded to the Labor Court's Complaint for Complaint That Actually Raised No Objection But it was objected to during a hearing before the Labor Court. The notice was submitted by the applicant in excess of the prescribed time limit, however, it was rejected by the Labor Court and the applicant's mandatory retirement order was set aside. On Defendant's bank's appeal, the Labor Appellate Tribunal remanded the Labor Court with the observation that the Labor Court should be bound by the matter. On the boundary questions, the parties were allowed to decide whether the complaint notices were withheld over time or whether the petitioner challenged that the Labor Appellate Tribunal remanded the Labor Court on a remand order. There were observations that predicted the limits. And that L had nothing left, the court will decide the applicant's appreciation, h
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