According to Section 52 of the PERA Act 2024, after the first appeal is decided by the Commissioner of the concerned Division, an aggrieved party has the right to file a second appeal to the Court. This provision ensures that... Read More
According to Section 52 of the PERA Act 2024, after the first appeal is decided by the Commissioner of the concerned Division, an aggrieved party has the right to file a second appeal to the Court. This provision ensures that there is a higher level of review available, providing an additional safeguard for justice and accountability in enforcement matters.
The second appeal allows the court to examine the first appeal decision, review evidence, and ensure that the PERA Force Laws have been applied correctly. This mechanism protects the rights of the offender by allowing judicial oversight over administrative decisions, ensuring fairness and transparency in the enforcement process.
By specifying the court as the forum for the second appeal, the PERA Act maintains a clear hierarchy of appeals, balancing administrative efficiency with the right to judicial review, and reinforcing the integrity and credibility of the enforcement system.
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