PROGRESSIVE PAPERS LIMITED, LAHORE versus ABDUL HAQUE AWAN
Article 22A (8) (g) of the Industrial Relations Ordinance 1969, 22 D&65B Appellate Jurisdiction, the use of an order passed by the trial court was not a speaking order, rush and any application of judicial mind. Was accepted without and even as facts. The order was not discussed on both sides, mainly because of the establishment of the Labor Courts and the National Industrial Relations Commission, to maintain the balance of industrial peace litigation in the industrial sector. Providing solid justice and maintaining industrial peace without going into the capabilities. The National Industrial Relations Commission should not be allowed to stand in the way of justice as the Appellate Court, in a slip-and-court manner, respected the delay of 40 days in filing an appeal. Gone, put aside the unclean order and be sued on remand. After recording the evidence of the parties and considering all the issues raised by the parties, the trial court should proceed to the new trial.
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