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The Uttar Pradesh Code on Social Security Rules, 2026

Rule 50. Manner of commencement of proceedings before the Employees' Insurance Court, fees and procedure thereof under sub-section (1) of Section 51

Chapter III — Employees’ Insurance CourtMade under The Code on Social Security, 2020Notification No. 1431/XXXVI-3-2026-1399661, 27 Aug 2026

Official text

(1) The proceeding before an Employees' Insurance Court shall be commenced by application by the Corporation, aggrieved person or the employer of an establishment as the case may be.

(2) Subject to the provisions of Chapter-IV of the Code and rules made by the State Government, all proceedings before the Employees' Insurance Court shall be instituted in the Court appointed for the local area in which the insured person was working at the time the question or dispute arose.

(3) If the Court is satisfied that any matter arising out of any proceedings pending before it can be more conveniently dealt with by any other Employees' Insurance Court in the same State, it may, subject to any rules made by the State Government in this behalf, order such matter to be transferred to such other Court for disposal and shall forthwith transmit to such other Court the records connected with that matter.

(4) The State Government may transfer any matter pending before any Employees' Insurance Court in the State to any such Court in another State with the consent of the State Government of that State.

(5) The Court to which any matter is transferred under sub-rule (3) or sub-rule (4) shall continue the proceedings as if they had been originally instituted in it.

Source: The Uttar Pradesh Code on Social Security Rules, 2026, Notification No. 1431/XXXVI-3-2026-1399661 — Uttar Pradesh Gazette Extraordinary, 27 August 2026, p. 113 of the PDF. Open our copy at p. 113 · official download · all sources

The rules were made in Hindi. The English text is the translation published by order of the Governor under clause (3) of Article 348 of the Constitution, which makes it the authoritative text in English. Rule headings are printed as marginal notes.