The Commercial Courts Act

Constitution of Commercial Courts

Designation of Commercial Appellate Courts

Constitution of Commercial Division of High Court

Constitution of Commercial Appellate Division

Jurisdiction of Commercial Court

Jurisdiction of Commercial Divisions of High Courts

Bar against revision application or petition against an interlocutory order

Transfer of suit if counterclaim in a commercial dispute is of Specified Value

Jurisdiction in respect of arbitration matters

Bar of jurisdiction of Commercial Courts and Commercial Divisions


COMMERCIAL COURTS, COMMERCIAL APPELLATE COURTS, COMMERCIAL DIVISIONS AND COMMERCIAL APPELLATE DIVISIONS 


1[3A. Designation of Commercial Appellate Courts.-- Except the territories over which the High
Courts have ordinary original civil jurisdiction, the State Government may, after consultation with the
concerned High Court, by notification, designate such number of Commercial Appellate Courts at District
Judge level, as it may deem necessary, for the purposes of exercising the jurisdiction and powers
conferred on those Courts under this Act.] 

LAWGIST

# 3A Designation of Commercial Appellate Courts