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PTCL WORKERS ITTEHAD FEDERATION vs PAKISTAN TELECOMMUNICATION MUTAHIDA WORKERS ALLIANCE Ss — 2025 PLC 199 NATIONAL-INDUSTRIAL-RELATIONS-COMMISSION

Case information

Citation
2025 PLC 199 NATIONAL-INDUSTRIAL-RELATIONS-COMMISSION
Year
2025
Reporter
PLC
Parties
PTCL WORKERS ITTEHAD FEDERATION vs PAKISTAN TELECOMMUNICATION MUTAHIDA WORKERS ALLIANCE Ss
Subject matter
Criminal

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Judgment text as reported

PTCL WORKERS ITTEHAD FEDERATION VS PAKISTAN TELECOMMUNICATION MUTAHIDA WORKERS ALLIANCE Ss. 11 & 57(2)---Registration of other union---Challenged by existing union---Locus standi---Scope---Application, filed by appellant/union, praying that the respondent/union be declared as hearing ceased to exist, was dismissed---Whether the appellant / union had the locus standi to challenge the registration of the other union?---Held: The appellant/union had not proved itself the aggrieved party in the matter---The matter of registration of a union was one between a trade union applying for registration and the Registrar, and other pre-existing trade unions or the employer had no say /concern in the matter---One trade union cannot be an aggrieved party by registration of another union because such action would not violate any of the right granted by the Industrial Relations laws---No other trade union has any concern or say in the matter of another trade union---Appellant / union had no say in the matter and was not an aggrieved party---The member or officer bearer of rival union cannot be permitted to interfere in internal affairs of a union because such like interference if allowed will open a floodgate of litigation and would amount to frustrating the object of the formation of union---No illegality or infirmity had been noticed in the impugned dismissal order---Appeal, filed by rival union, was dismissed, in circumstances.

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