AMIR KHAN versus MOHIB TEXTILE MILLS LIMITED, MUZAFFARGARH
Industrial Relations Ordinance 1969 Section 25 A Complaint Request Complaint filed against an employee's dismissal on the basis of the employee's ability to file a complaint is an unjustified defect of an appropriate party, because the manager has been held accountable by his manager. Was not presented as. The details of the respondent's employer's request were not given, but it was made clear to the applicant employee that his complaint was against the management, not just his employer's written statement from the employer. Was made, but the complaint of the employees was also fulfilled. The employer's contention was made by the employer's omission to provide the defendant's details in the title of the complaint petition, causing no prejudice - the Code of Conduct, relating to the formation of lawsuits or petitions filed under it Regarding the technical requirement, no prejudice was caused. Complaint requests do not violate complaint complaints against the employer
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