REGISTRAR OF INDUSTRYWISE TRADE UNIONS versus PAKISTAN STEEL PEOPLE\'S WORKERS\' UNION
Industrial Relations Ordinance 1969 Section 10 Regarding cancellation of trade union registration Regarding the principles of natural justice, the trade unions filed a complaint for cancellation of registration of trade unions under section 10 of the Industrial Relations Ordinance, 1969, The Registrar has lodged a complaint without prior issuance. Show a show cause notice to the trade union respondent trade unions after the trade union registration and the issuance of the registration certificate, the trade union had acquired valuable rights and the cancellation of such union registration was only subject to notice, inquiry and full hearing. This could be done later, but such a procedure was not adopted. The Registrar should have served the Registrar in at least one legitimate judicial capacity and in all proceedings, whatever judicial, semi-judicial or administrative, natural justice principles must be followed, if the proceedings adversely affect a person. Or property of the parties or other rights of the parties, such law shall apply even though there may not be any positive words in the law or legal document under which the powers were authorized to take such action, The interpretation will be interpreted with the power to exclude the rule of the Audi Ultium Partum rule. Where a public worker was not required to work in court. But only for such inquiries as they deem appropriate, but if he was acting in a natural judicial capacity, he would have to give the victim's registrar a chance to be heard, which was supposed to work on a quasi-judicial qualification. That failed to deliver. The basis for the parties
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