CRESCENT PAK SOAP AND OIL MILLS LABOUR UNION vs MESSRS CRESCENT PAK SOAP AND OIL MILLS LTD — 1970 PLC 271

Citation: 1970 PLC 271

Court: Industrial Appellate Tribunal

Year: 1969

Decision Date: 1969-11-05

Parties: CRESCENT PAK SOAP AND OIL MILLS LABOUR UNION vs MESSRS CRESCENT PAK SOAP AND OIL MILLS LTD., KARACHI

Headnotes

Result: N/A Judgment ORDER This is an appeal, under section 16 of the Industrial Disputes Ordinance, 1968, (hereinafter called the Ordinance). The facts giving the rise to the appeal briefly put are these :- 2.

Judgment Text

Court Name: Industrial Appellate Tribunal Judge(s): Inamullah Khan Title:CRESCENT PAK SOAP AND OIL MILLS LABOUR UNION vs MESSRS CRESCENT PAK SOAP AND OIL MILLS LTD., KARACHI Case No.: Appeal No. KAR-212 of 1969 Date of Judgment:1969-11-05 Reported As: 1970 PLC 271 Result: N/A Judgment ORDER This is an appeal, under section 16 of the Industrial Disputes Ordinance, 1968, (hereinafter called the Ordinance). The facts giving the rise to the appeal briefly put are these :- 2. The appellant (hereinafter called the Labour Union), through its General Secretary made an application for adjudication of the dispute relating to the re-instatement of two of the workmen of the respondent Management. The main application came before the learned Chairman of the Industrial Court on 26th August 1969. The Court dismissed the main application on the ground that the representative of the Union and the General Secretary were absent. Thereafter, on 27th August 1969, the General Secretary made an application for restoration of the main application. The application for restoration was dismissed on 8th September 1959, on the ground that the General Secretary was absent 2. The learned Chairman came to the following conclu--sion :--- "There is now no doubt that the applicant was given the charges levelled against him and that in the enquiry all witnesses were examined in his presence and that he was given full opportunity to cross-examine them and to summon his own evidence but I am certainly not…

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