Deduction from wages
Deduction from wages legal meaning, translation and judicial precedents.
Meaning & Judicial Interpretation: (اردو مفہوم اور قانونی تشریح)
Deductions having been made in wages of the employee, employee approached Commissioner for Workmen's Compensation, who allowed the claim and directed the employer to make payment to the employee within a period of 30 days
Employer neither had complied with said order of Commissioner, nor availed the statutory remedy of appeal, and instead filed application for review of order passed by the Commissioner after 6 months of passing of the order
Commissioner in a slipshod and hasty manner reviewed his own order, despite the fact that there was no provision under the law authorizing the Commissioner to review his order
Remedy of statutory appeal available to the employer, having not been availed, impugned order, which lacked reason and was non-speaking could not be sustained under the law
Impugned orders was set aside and earlier order passed by the Commissioner granting claims of the employee was restored
Employer was directed to make payment as ordered earlier, in circumstances.
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Precedents & Case Laws citing "Deduction from wages"
2003 P L C 297
ABDUL LATIF and 103 others Versus GENERAL MANAGER, PAKISTAN RAILWAYS and 2 others
Court: Peshawar High Court1976 P L C 121
ABDUL SATTAR ASI Versus HYESONS SUGAR MILLS LTD., KHANPUR
Court: Labour Court PunjabP L D 1993 Karachi 709
Messrs HAFIZ TEXTILE MILLS LIMITED ‑‑‑ Petitioner Versus COMMISSIONER FOR WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION
Court:1970 P L C 88
TOWAKAL HUSSAIN Versus THE DIVISIONAL SUPERINTENDENT, P. W. R., LAHORE
Court: Court of Commissioner, Workmen's Compensation1970 P L C 26
ABDUL MANAN Versus GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN PRESS
Court: Court of Commissioner, Workmen's Compensation2020 P L C 173
TARIQ MEHMOOD Versus PUNJAB LABOUR COURT NO.2, through Presiding Officer and others
Court: Lahore High Court1990 P L C 484
AMJAD ASHRAF KHAN Versus GENERAL MANAGER PECO
Court: Punjab Labour Appellate Tribunal1998 P L C 285
FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN through Chairman, Pakistan Railways, Lahore and 2 others Versus RASHID AKHTAR
Court: Labour Appellate Tribunal Punjab2005 P L C 412
KASHMIR EDIBLE OILS LIMITED through Manager Administration Versus NADEEM BARI and another
Court: Lahore High Court1976 P L C 826
LYALLPUR COTTON MILLS, LYALLPUR Versus ABDUL SATTAR
Court: IIIrd Labour Court Punjab