DECISION This is a Revision Application filed by one Muhammad Ayub in person, against the order of M/s. Yasmin Abbasi, Presiding Officer, Labour Court No. 1, Karachi.
2. The applicant had moved an application under section 25-A(9) for taking criminal action against his employers Zulfiqar Industries on, the ground that they had not complied with the orders of the High Court of Sind and had not made payment of the back benefits to him. The learned Labour Court found that no such default appeared to have been made by the respondent and that they were not, therefore, liable for action under section 25-A(9) of the I.R.O. The complaint of the applicant Muhammad Ayub was, therefore, dismissed.
3. Muhammad Ayub appears to be habitual litigant and he has been filing frivolous petitions in almost all the Courts making allegations even against the Presiding Officers which are baseless. It appears that some other person is helping him in this racket by drafting and typing petitions, complaints and other applications. He gives the name of that person as Riaz Baloch, 333, Sunny Plaza, McLeod Road, Karachi but none of the pleadings drafted by him bears his name or address.
It is possible that the present applicant wants to falsely implicate this Riaz Baloch also for reasons best known to him.
4. Revision is a discretionary remedy and no reasons have been made out for entertaining the same. The order of the Labour Court No. 1 is reasonable and proper and there is no illegality committed by the Labour Court. This Revision Application is accordingly dismissed in limine. The applicant is warned that in case he repeats such frivolous acts, suitable action will be taken against him.