What type of orders cannot be granted by ordinary courts under Section 50?

According to Section 50 of the PERA Act 2024, ordinary courts are barred from granting interim or stay orders in matters that fall under the Act. This provision ensures that enforcement, inquiries, or decisions under the PERA framework are not delayed or disrupted by injunctions from courts that do not have designated jurisdiction under the Act.

By restricting ordinary courts from issuing interim or stay orders, the law guarantees continuity and efficiency in administrative and enforcement processes. Officers and authorities can carry out their duties without legal obstructions from unauthorized judicial interventions. Recruitment, transfer, or administrative approvals may still be handled as per applicable rules, but temporary relief such as stay orders cannot be imposed by ordinary courts on PERA matters.

This mechanism protects the integrity of the enforcement process, prevents misuse of court orders to delay proceedings, and ensures that all cases are addressed in the proper forum as designated by the Act, maintaining transparency, accountability, and procedural fairness.