The Industrial Relations Ordinance 1969, section 16 (5) (h) and the 25-appeal threshold, was dismissed when the appellant was found guilty of abusive and abusive language against his father. The appeal was denied by eleven days. His request for late condolences stated that he received a telephonic message from Swat saying that his mother-in-law had been killed so he had to leave his hometown of Swat, in addition to the words of the appellant. There is no evidence to support the conviction. An information report regarding the alleged murder of his father-in-law or a certificate was presented by the headman or tribal chief, before the appellant had enough time to file an appeal before going to Swat appellant, according to custom. Had to stay forty days but he returned before the expiry of forty days Appellant could come first to file an appeal if he was not up to the custom burden so it was on the appellant o Delay in filing the appeal. Explain and state that the delay was for reasons beyond its control, excluding it in circumstances due to time constraints. Was given
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