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Citation: 1970 PLC 808
Court: Labour Court
Year: 1970
Decision Date: 1970-05-07
Parties: ABDUL MANNA N vs S. M. MOMINUL ISLAM
Result: N/A Judgment ORDER MD.NURUL ISLAM. KHAN (CHAIRMAN),---This is an application under section 25(1)(b) of the East Pakistan Employment of Labour (Standing Orders) Act, 1965 herein--after mentioned as -the Act, made by Abdul Mannan, Ex-Welder of Geowasim, Ltd.
Court Name: Labour Court Judge(s): S. A. Haleem, Muhammad Karim, Nurul Islam Khan Title: ABDUL MANNA N vs S. M. MOMINUL ISLAM Case No.: Complaint Case No. 60 of 1970 Date of Judgment:1970-05-07 Reported As: 1970 PLC 808 Result: N/A Judgment ORDER MD.NURUL ISLAM. KHAN (CHAIRMAN),---This is an application under section 25(1)(b) of the East Pakistan Employment of Labour (Standing Orders) Act, 1965 herein--after mentioned as -the Act, made by Abdul Mannan, Ex-Welder of Geowasim, Ltd. and Associates for termination benefits as admissible under section 19 of the Act. The first party is present in the Court. Members are present. But the second party is absent from the Court. No written statement has been filed. It appears that the second party is aware of the application and they also sent their representation. The case of the first party was that he was employed under the second party with effect from 10-3- 69 as a welder at a monthly pay of Rs. 240.00. That on 2-1-70 while working at Rangpur, the Foreman of the Company obtained the signature of the applicant on a blank sheet of paper without date ors a plea of transferring the first party from Rangpur to some other site and on the same day the Accountant Mr. Moslem--uddin who was at Rangpur, handed over the notice of the termination of the first party's services on the same paper inserting the date of issue as 1-12-69. The first party immediately protested against such an illegal action and requested for Withdrawal of the said…
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