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MA. BAQI KHAN versus NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS COMMISSION

Constitution of Pakistan 1973 Article 199 Industrial Relations Ordinance (XXIII of 1969), Sections 22, 22A, 22B and 22EE determine the constitutional jurisdiction, collectively against the National Industrial Relations Commission (NRI) Compliance with the first order approved in the source appeal. The petitioner was challenged in the constitutional petition. The High Court remanded the NRC's Full Bench after directing the decision of the applicant after hearing the parties on all points, after which the parties appealed. Will be voted on and then a vote will be held for the determination of the collective bargaining unit. According to the order of the full Bench of the RNRC, the remand order showed that the appeal was to be dealt with by the full bench of the NIRC constituted under the Ordinance, Sections 22A and B Ordinance, 1969, but it had to be dealt with. Two members of the Commission dealt with the inclusion of the Chairman. This, which did not constitute two members of the entire bench who decided to appeal, did not give any decision on the merit. If the appeal decision has not been decided by the High Court as directed by the remand order, Under the exercise of constitutional jurisdiction, only two members approved by the Commission, which were not formally constituted, were declared illegal by the High Court. top civil advocates from Abdul Hakim lawyer