Commercial Courts Act, 2015
Bare Act · 2015
An Act to provide for the constitution of Commercial Courts, 1 [Commercial Appellate Courts,] Commercial Division and Commercial Appellate Division in the High Courts for adjudicating commercial disputes of specified value and matters connected therewith or incidental thereto.
In the syllabus of: Delhi Civil Judge · Delhi Higher Judiciary · Gujarat Civil Judge · Telangana Civil Judge · Telangana Higher Judiciary · UP Higher Judiciary
- Act number
- 4 of 2016
- Enacted
- 31 December 2016
- Contents
- 26 sections · 8 chapters
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Contents
Chapter I — Preliminary
Chapter II — Constitution Of Commercial Courts, Commercial Divisions And Commercial Appellate Divisions
- Section 3 – Constitution of Commercial Courts
- Section 3A – Designation of Commercial Appellate Courts
- Section 4 – Constitution of Commercial Division of High Court
- Section 5 – Constitution of Commercial Appellate Division (preview)
- Section 6 – Jurisdiction of Commercial Court (preview)
- Section 7 – Jurisdiction of Commercial Divisions of High Courts (preview)
- Section 8 – Bar against revision application or petition against an interlocutory order Bar (preview)
- Section 9 – Transfer of suit if counterclaim in a commercial dispute is of Specified Value (preview)
- Section 10 – Jurisdiction in respect of arbitration matters (preview)
- Section 11 – Bar of jurisdiction of Commercial Courts and Commercial Divisions (preview)
Chapter III — Specified Value
Chapter IIIA — Pre-Institution Mediation And Settlement
Chapter IV — Appeals
- Section 13 – Appeals from decrees of Commercial Courts and Commercial Divisions (preview)
- Section 14 – Expeditious disposal of appeals (preview)
Chapter V — Transfer Of Pending Suits
Chapter VI
Chapter VII — Miscellaneous
- Section 17 – Collection and disclosure of data by Commercial Courts, Commercial Divisions and Commercial Appellate Divisions. (preview)
- Section 18 – Power of High Court to issue directions (preview)
- Section 19 – Infrastructure facilities (preview)
- Section 20 – Training and continuous education (preview)
- Section 21 – Act to have overriding effect (preview)
- Section 21A – Power of Central Government to make rules (preview)
- Section 22 – Power to remove difficulties (preview)
- Section 23 – Repeal and savings THE COMMERCIAL COURTS ACT, 2015 (preview)