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Petitioner: WORKERS' UNION VS Respondent: Messes PAKISTAN DYEING & PRINTING MILLS, KARACHI Applications Nos. KAR-173 Of 1974 And 955 Of 1973, . Industrial Relations Ordinance (Xxili Of 1969)-- ---- S. 50--Interpretation Of Settlement--Parties Seeking Interpretation On Basis Of Evidence Filed In Shape
Court Name: Labour Appellate Tribunal Judge(s): Inamullah Khan Title:WORKERS' UNION vs Messes PAKISTAN DYEING & PRINTING MILLS, KARACHI
Applications Nos. KAR-173 Of 1974 And 955 Of 1973, . Industrial Relations Ordinance (Xxili Of 1969)-- ---- S. 50--Interpretation Of Settlement--Parties Seeking Interpretation On Basis Of Evidence Filed In Shape Case No.: Date of Judgment:1974-07-22 Reported As: 1975 PLC 95 Result: N/A Judgment DECISION These are two applications under section 50 of the Industrial Relations Ordinance, 1969, for interpretation of settlement. I propose to dispose of these applications by common order, as the point involved in both the applications is common. The one application is by the Union and the other is by the Management. The learned Representatives want me to interpret certain Settlements on the basis of evidence filed by them in the shape of A affidavit. This cannot be done. Under section 50 of the Industrial Relations Ordinance, 1969,1 have no power to modify the Settlements once arrived at. The applications are dismissed.