MUNICIPAL CORPORATION, FAISALABAD. versus NAWAB BIBI
Applying the Ordinance to the West Pakistan Industrial and Commercial Employment (Standing Orders) Ordinance 1968 Sections 1 (4), 2 (b) (bb), (f) and Section O 10b Municipal Committees apply to the provisions of permanent orders on each employee. Doesn't happen Municipal body workers who are committed by the municipal committee to perform the duties of the government, which are assigned to the committee under the law, will not fall under the terms of the construction industry term with which such bodies were treated. The question of industrial establishment arises from applying proviso to section 1 (4) (c) of the Standing Order Ordinance, if a particular institution can be called `industrial establishment commercial or commercial establishment icular in particular. The body may not be a commercial or industrial establishment, but a part of it can be such a establishment and For this portion of the workers, Standing Order Ordinance could be applied, but in each case on the application of the Ordinance. The decision of the worker is to consider the necessary facts and to attend to the attendance of the situation, which was inherited by Section 10B of the Orders Ordinance of the employee. Could do Claim direct or indirect employment for the purpose of the construction industry
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