Industrial Relations Ordinance 1969 Section 38 (3a) Payment of Payment Act (IV of 1936), Section 17 Revised Guarantee and Notice of Pay Claim was approved by the Authority under the Payment of Wages Act but the respondent Labor Court The remand for appeal was remanded by. The main jurisdiction of the applicants was that the certificate required under Section 17 of the Payment Wages Act was not filed by the respondents with the memorandum of appeal, and since such appeal was liable to record of the Labor Court. There was no application which shows that the appeal was kept under objection. And the defendant was instructed to prepare the certificate and the appeal was filed after the defendant submitted the deposit in question and the desired certificate, in which case it cannot be said that the payment wages. Section 17 of the Act has any compliance or violation and may be appealed. It cannot be said that the Labor Court had given reasons for seeking remand for inquiry after the trial, thus the Labor Appellate Tribunal had made it under section 38 (3A), Industrial Relations Ordinance, 1969. Had demanded the use of automotive options.
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