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A commercial dispute is one in respect of which the jurisdiction of the civil court is expressly barred…

Section 11 provides that where the jurisdiction of the civil court over a dispute is expressly barred under another law in force, the Commercial Court or Commercial Division…

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A commercial dispute is one in respect of which the jurisdiction of the civil court is expressly barred under another law for the time being in force. Under Section 11 of the Commercial Courts Act, 2015, the Commercial Court or Commercial Division:

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Section 11 provides that where the jurisdiction of the civil court over a dispute is expressly barred under another law in force, the Commercial Court or Commercial Division shall not entertain or decide the suit, application or proceeding, regardless of its Specified Value or any leave of the High Court.

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