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For the purpose of determining jurisdiction of a "commercial dispute" under the Commercial Courts Act,…

Section 6 gives a Commercial Court jurisdiction over commercial disputes of the specified value arising within its territorial jurisdiction. Both territorial limits and the…

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For the purpose of determining jurisdiction of a "commercial dispute" under the Commercial Courts Act, which of the following factors ought to be considered?

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Section 6 gives a Commercial Court jurisdiction over commercial disputes of the specified value arising within its territorial jurisdiction. Both territorial limits and the value requirement matter; neither can be disregarded.

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