Lock-out | Section 2(1) and 22 to 28 | The Industrial Dispute Act, 1947 | Labour Laws

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Nice lectures, in concise manner excellently representing. This are very helpful for students.

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

Thank you

[@jishatg207]

Super class I never heard such a class in my life And sir ur voice is also super

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

Thank you ☺️

[@swatisangwan4925]

Your notes are the best. And the way you teach is very humble.

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[@pujamahajan7697]

Amazing explanation

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[@raghulkr3641]

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[@vallalasatyanarayana8152]

Nice lecture Sir, thank you very much 🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@akilathar3754]

Great Sir

[@srijan_108]

Dhanyawaad sir

[@prateekgandotra6863]

Sir plz provide further lectures on lay-outs , retrenchment etc etc etc and other statutes like trade unions act, min wages act etc etc etc

[@balakrishnanm1180]

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[@nikhilskariah9605]

Super classes

[@Urmila_76]

Sir, is it lockout n look down are same? If it is not, you were used as lockdown in this class.

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

The process of lockout is locking down the Industry. I understand the timming ☺️😊

[@sowmyachanel]

Nice lecture

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

Thank you

[@srinivasreddymula3462]

Security measures is not a lockout

[@madhugowdapcmb]

It would be very helpful if you could provide us with a soft copy sir.

[@veganishjourney1998]

And for strike definition is on 2(q) not in 2(k) as mentioned in your Strike video. Kindly check sir.

[@chanduiloveindia9963]

Engineers join with employees union?????

[@BachuBaba6900]

lock-out falls under Section 2(L) of I D Act and not Sec 2(1)

[@Urmila_76]

Thank you sir

[@Pooja-yo5th]

Nice explanation , but definition for lock out is given under section 2 (l) of industrial dispute Act 1947 , and definition for strike is given under section 2(q) of ID Act 1947. Pls kindly correct it.

[@joeljohn3194]

I noticed that too...Section 2 L is Lockout. Can be studied as L for Lockout 😁 Anyway brilliant Lecture Mr. Ganesh

[@RamsiMResilient]

😊❤️

[@Kicchu104]

If possible, Please provide soft copy, notes

[@syadav6757]

sir its section 2[l]

[@anjanagaur]

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[@boneymathewboban2162]

Thank you sir

[@legalknowledge721]

Thank you sir

[@hemasrinivasan9984]

Thank you sir