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Citation: 1968 PLC 86
Court: Labour Court
Year: 1971
Decision Date: 1971-05-19
Parties: MUHAMMAD ALI vs MESSRS RAZZAK INDUSTRIES LTD., KARACHI
Case cited as 1968 PLC 86
Court Name: Labour Court Judge(s): Muhammad Rasheed, Shoukat A. Nanji, Hidayat Hussain Title: MUHAMMAD ALI vs MESSRS RAZZAK INDUSTRIES LTD., KARACHI Case No.: Applications Nos. 36 and 38 of 1970 Date of Judgment:1971-05-19 Reported As: 1972 PLC 317 Result: N/A Judgment ORDER HIDAYAT HUSSAIN (CHAIRMAN).-These to miscellaneous applications arise out of Application No. 47/70-Mohammad Ali v. Razzak Industries and Application No. 48/70-Habib v. Razzak Industries which had been filed by the applicants under Standing Order 18 (b) of the West Pakistan Industrial & Com--mercial Employment (Standing Orders) Ordinance, 1968. Those to applications were adjourned sine die through the order of this Court dated 25-6-1970. On 1-9-1970 notice was issued to the parties for hearing on 14-10-1970. On 14-10-1970 Mohammad Yaqoob appeared on behalf of the respondent and this Court found that he was not autho--rised to represent the respondents and hence proceeded to decide the matter ex parte. The ex parte order was announced the same date. Through these to Miscellaneous applications Mr. Mahmood Abdul Ghani for the respondents wants me to set aside the ex parte orders dated 14-10-1970. His contentions are as follows:- (a) Mohammad Yaqoob is admittedly the Manager of the respondents and, therefore, an employer and hence his appear--ance was sufficient in the eyes of law. He refers to section 2 subsection (c) clause (i) of the Standing Orders, Ordinance, 1968. (b) In the absence of any procedure…
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