Demands

Demands which can be raised through industrial dispute by following procedure of S. 26(1) of Industrial Relations Ordinance, 1969

Cannot be raised before Specified Authority

Demand of Management to reduce existing benefits received by workers under settlements

No industrial dispute raised for such demand and raised as counterblast to demands raised before Specified Authority by Employees, Union

Demands of management further found not supported by cogent justification

Demands, in circumstances, rejected.

Demand-Jurisdiction of Industrial Court-Industrial Court cannot grant relief not covered by demand notice.

Demands that can arise in case of an existing industry only-Not entertainable as subjects for conciliation proceedings-Abate altogether after termination of services of employees-(Demands: use of periodicals, library, reference books, services of peons, etc. and payment of wages before 9th of each month)-No "failure certificate can be issued in respect of such demands-Industrial Disputes Ordinance (LVI of 1959), S. 5 (4).

Demands Demands-Relating to party not impleaded-No decision, given on demands.

Demands Demand-Misconceived-Rejected.

Demands Demands-Not to be agitated one by one-Demand not raised in earlier notice-Not allowed to be raised subsequently without material change in circumstances.

Demands Demands-Facts to be proved by independent evidence Mere assertion of facts not sufficient.

Rejected.

Demands Demands - Covered by provisions of law-No industrial dispute can be said to have been raised.

Demands Demands-Made in violation of agreement during its currency-Rejected.

Demands Demands-Union not validly constituted-Demands, held, null and void.