Case ID |
1e2ae6ea-22b0-4fce-9d36-fe9940219718 |
Body |
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Case Number |
Petition No. 222 of 1974 |
Decision Date |
Dec 05, 1975 |
Hearing Date |
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Decision |
The petition was allowed, and the orders of the Junior Labour Court and Labour Court were set aside. The court found that the termination of the first respondent's services did not require notice under the relevant standing orders since he was still within his probationary period. The court deemed the orders of the lower courts as illegal and without jurisdiction, leaving the parties to bear their own costs. |
Summary |
In the case of Messrs Rashid Textile Mills vs. Rafiq M. Wali and 2 Others, the Sindh High Court addressed the legality of the termination of the first respondent's employment during his probationary period. The court examined the provisions of the Industrial Relations Ordinance, 1969, and the Standing Orders Ordinance, 1968, particularly focusing on whether the respondent was entitled to notice before termination. The petitioner, a public limited company, argued that the first respondent's services were terminated due to unsatisfactory performance during probation. The court ultimately ruled in favor of the petitioner, concluding that the termination was valid and did not violate any legal provisions. The case highlights the significance of understanding employment laws concerning probationary periods and the rights of employers to terminate employment without notice under specific conditions. Key terms include 'termination of service', 'probationary period', 'employment law', and 'jurisdiction'. |
Court |
Sindh High Court
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Entities Involved |
Messrs Rashid Textile Mills,
Rafiq M. Wali
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Judges |
ZAKAULLAH LODHI, J
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Lawyers |
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Petitioners |
Messrs Rashid Textile Mills
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Respondents |
2 Others,
Rafiq M. Wali
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Citations |
1976 SLD 1076,
1976 PLC 181
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Other Citations |
P L J 1973 Tr. C 40,
P L J 1974 Kar.. 252,
P L J 1975 S C 385
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Laws Involved |
Industrial Relations Ordinance, 1969,
W. P. Industrial and Commercial Employment (Standing Orders) Ordinance, 1968
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Sections |
25-A,
12(2),
12(3)
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