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ARSHAD ALI ANJUM versus REGISTRAR, TRADE UNIONS, LAHORE REGION, NORTH ZONE, LAHORE

Industrial Relations Ordinance 1969 Section 8 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional Request The two rival unions of the Establishment have held separate elections on two different dates and have notified the Registrar, Trade Unions that the Registrar of Trade, Trade Union No one is deciding whether or not another registrar is appointing an inquiry officer to investigate the holding of a trade union election, as both groups claim that the inquiry officer submitted a report to the registrar conducting the election. The trade unions were not yet to be decided in the light. Inquiry report when the applicant filed a constitutional petition requesting a declaration against the proceedings initiated by the Registrar Retaining the Constitution Petition The Registrar had not yet approved any order and confirmed the change in union officials. Refused, and had not yet given any decision on which of the officials to choose, and in the absence of such a decision according to the law, the constitutional petition was before that time, however, the trade union To the Union Officers on behalf of the Registrar, any of such Union Officers / Members; I was wrong to refuse to register the change. The relevant Labor Court can apply or the Registrar may file an appeal against the constitutional application decision, so it was not eligible, first because it was premature and second, because it was provided by Section 8, Industrial Relations Ordinance, 1969. Could be exploited more effectively. Hot party online advocate from Bahawalnagar lawyer