MUHAMMAD ALI BHATTI versus PUNJAB LABOUR COURT NO. 1, LAHORE
Industrial Relations Ordinance 1969 Section 46A (2) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Applicant Establishment Lockout by Labor Court, invalidating applicant illegal lockout and granting workers their privileges for the period. Guides to pay for what they were closed. After failing to present any evidence related to the case before the Labor Court, he could not receive a constitutional plea that no inquiry had been made by the competent Labor Court, and the Labor Court would then have a reasonable hearing. Provided the opportunity. Finding out the fact that the workers have formed a trade union, the applicant's administration became angry with them, failed to pay the actual wages due to workers and then resorted to illegal lockout in relation to these workers. There is a good reason for the unconstitutional order of the labor court and it is being laid. Recorded content guarantees interference with constitutional jurisdiction
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