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Industrial Relations Code 2020

3 articlesLatest July 2026
Section 62(1)(d) IR Code | Limited Tribunal Jurisdiction to Enforce Strike Ban During Conciliation : Karnataka HC
Case Law Analysis
|Karnataka High Court

Section 62(1)(d) IR Code | Limited Tribunal Jurisdiction to Enforce Strike Ban During Conciliation : Karnataka HC

Karnataka HC ruled writ petitions against private unions to restrain strikes during conciliation are not maintainable. Employers may seek limited relief before Industrial Tribunals under Section 62(1)(d) to enforce statutory strike prohibitions. The ruling clarifies alternate remedies for employers facing illegal strikes during conciliation.

Section 51 Industrial Relations Code | Labour Courts Retain Jurisdiction Post-Repeal of ID Act Until New Tribunals Are Constituted : Karnataka HC
Case Law Analysis
|Karnataka High Court

Section 51 Industrial Relations Code | Labour Courts Retain Jurisdiction Post-Repeal of ID Act Until New Tribunals Are Constituted : Karnataka HC

Karnataka High Court rules that Labour Courts continue to exercise jurisdiction under Section 51 of the Industrial Relations Code, 2020, even after the repeal of the Industrial Disputes Act, 1947, until new Industrial Tribunals are constituted. This ensures jurisdictional continuity for pending and future industrial disputes.

Section 10(1) Industrial Relations Code 2020 | Civil Courts Barred from Adjudicating Trade Union Disputes Post-Enactment : Madras HC
Case Law Analysis
|Madras High Court

Section 10(1) Industrial Relations Code 2020 | Civil Courts Barred from Adjudicating Trade Union Disputes Post-Enactment : Madras HC

The Madras High Court held that civil courts lack jurisdiction over trade union disputes under the Industrial Relations Code 2020, effective from 21.11.2025, even if new tribunals are not yet constituted. Pending suits must be transferred to existing Industrial Tribunals, and interim injunctions granted by civil courts are void, impacting all ongoing and future trade union litigation.