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Industrial dispute-- --- Transfer--Disobedience of reasonable transfer order, would amount to misconduct. M.A. Hamid Awan for Appellant. Fazal-e-Miran for Respondent. Date of hearing: 22nd January, 1986. JUDGMENT The decision, dated 21-5-1985 passed by the learned Presiding Officer, Punjab Labour Court No.2, Lahore has been challenged to the extent it disallowed back benefits to the appellant. 2. The allegation for which the appellant was removed from service was that he was transferred to finished goods store but he refused to obey the orders. He was charge-sheeted and an inquiry was admittedly held against him. The learned lower Court has observed that the inquiry was not made properly. The plea of the appellant was that the transfer had reduced him in rank and that the goods in the store were deficit. Service of transfer order and the refusal to obey were to be proved in the inquiry. This is the case of the appellant himself that he had refused to take the charge of the post of Incharge Finished Goods Store as by the transfer he was reduced in rank and that the goods were in deficit.…

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