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INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPERS CORPORATION versus CHAIRMAN FOURTH WAGE BOARD

Articles 2 (h) and 17 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) of the Newspaper Employees Act (1973) were allowed to appeal whether the Board was constituted under the Act, 1973. , Has unlimited power or declares any payment as wage for the purpose of an authority act. Whether section 17 of the Act, which covers section O12 (6) of the WP (Standing Orders) Ordinance, 1968, includes gratuity in the sense of wages under section 2 (h) of the Act, Any other payment declared by the Board as a wage under section 2 (h) of the Act, excludes the effect of any other special law regulating that payment. Whether the pension is equivalent to gratuity gives the board the power to add to the meaning of wages under section 2 (h). Whether the wage pension announcement by the board had materially changed the terms and conditions of employment. Whether the Tribunal and the High Court failed to implement Section 9 of the Act, under which the federal government had set up a board to set wage rates. Whether the bribes challenged the inclusion of gratuity in the sense of wages through the banned ordinance and all the wageboards formed under the Act. Even though the Fourth Wage Board's decision was in the Act of 1973, it is concerned with the payment of Hajj costs to some newspaper employees through the provision of study and research allowance, belt and car care to journalists. Allowance to newspaper editors / chief editors. Has the High Court properly reviewed the provisions of the various provisions of the * Act 1973 and the Supreme Court and other high courts? famous lower court advocate from Mir Ali lawyer