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A Commercial Court at the level of a District Judge exercising original civil jurisdiction passes a…

Section 13(1A) provides that an appeal from a Commercial Court at the level of a District Judge exercising original civil jurisdiction, or from a Commercial Division, lies…

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A Commercial Court at the level of a District Judge exercising original civil jurisdiction passes a judgment. Under Section 13(1A) of the Commercial Courts Act, 2015, the appeal shall lie:

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Section 13(1A) provides that an appeal from a Commercial Court at the level of a District Judge exercising original civil jurisdiction, or from a Commercial Division, lies to "the Commercial Appellate Division of that High Court within a period of sixty days". The Commercial Appellate Court hears appeals only from courts below District Judge level.

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