Commercial Disputes Law
Commercial Court
A specially designated court handling commercial disputes above a specified monetary value, following a more time-bound and streamlined procedure.
Commercial Courts were established to speed up resolution of high-value commercial disputes — covering matters like contracts for the sale of goods, intellectual property disputes, and construction contracts — with stricter timelines for filing and disposal than ordinary civil courts.
Parties are typically required to attempt pre-institution mediation before filing a commercial suit, except where urgent interim relief is sought.
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