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FAUJI SUGAR MILLS versus LIAQAT ALI

Industrial Relations Ordinance 1969 Section 25 West Pakistan Industrial and Commercial Employment (Standing Orders) Ordinance (VII of 1968), Termination of Section O1 Employees The Respondent was employed by the Appellant as a Welder and has been made permanent. Claimed the position of the employees while the appellant held that he was temporarily employed against a position which was not permanent, the appellant did not issue any order of appointment to the respondents who West Pakistan Industrial and Commercial Employment (Standing Orders) was mandated under the Ordinance 1968, which was established by the appellant. Was applied. The appellant also did not claim that the defendant was a seasonal employee, so the respondents believed that he was acting as a welder, which shows that the evidence presented by the appellant shows that the defendant's The services were terminated at intervals and after that he was only given a job order. Was not born, was not affected. There was no other evidence available against the appellant regarding the absence of evidence by the trust and the appellant against whom the respondent was acting, was of a temporary nature. The prospect did not live for more than nine months, nor was he claimed by the appellant to be a seasonal worker, or a replacement worker or an apprentice, so, on his first appointment, he would be considered a probationer. And after three months of satisfactory service, he will be considered a "permanent employee", defined by the West Pakistan Industrial and Commercial Employment. I have been. (Standing Orders) Ordinance (VII of 1968), Section 1 of the Respondents' Services list of advocates from Sakrand lawyer