ABDUL RAUF vs ROAD TRANSPORT CORPORATION, LAHORE — 1954 PLC 280

Citation: 1954 PLC 280

Court: Industrial Court

Year: 1968

Decision Date: 1968-10-05

Parties: ABDUL RAUF vs ROAD TRANSPORT CORPORATION, LAHORE

Headnotes

Thus following the aforesaid decisions with respect, I hold that inasmuch as the petitioner is not an officer of any Trade Union and has failed to prove that his alleged misconduct is connected with any pending disputes, the instant application is incompetent and deserves to be dismissed. It is accordingly dismissed..

Judgment Text

Court Name: Industrial Court Judge(s): Agha Muhammad Shah, Ch. Rehmatullah, Mushtaq Hussain Munir Title: ABDUL RAUF vs ROAD TRANSPORT CORPORATION, LAHORE Case No.: Date of Judgment:1968-10-05 Reported As: 1970 PLC 469 Result: accordingly dismissed Judgment AWARD MUSHTAQ HUSSAIN MUNIR (CHAIRMAN).-This is an application filed under section 38 of the Industrial Disputes Ordinance, 1968, by ex-Conductor Abdul Rauf of the Islamabad Omnibus Service, Rawalpindi, on the ground, that he was given charge-sheet on 17-1-1968, which was totally baseless; a fair and impartial enquiry was not held against him and he was not given show---- cause notice by the District Manager, when he was dismissed on 22-2-1968. Briefly the facts of the case are, that the petitioner was ors duty with Bus No. 7004 on 31-12-1967, when at about 14-4(1 hours, it was checked by a Checking Party headed by Ch. Niaz Ahmad, Assistant Traffic Manager (Anti-Corruption) at the crossing of Colra and Kashmir Roads, known as the Highway Crossing in Rawalpindi. The allegations against the petitioner are, that on- arrival at the spot, the Checking Party demanded in--hand ticket books and TI-6 from him. He declined to part with them. He was rude to the members of the Checking Party lie said that he was fed up with his life. The members of the raiding party detected two ticket less passengers, who claimed to have paid Re. 0.75 to the petitioner. As the petitioner non-co-operated, the passengers of the bus were directed to…

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