Commentary on Commercial Courts Act – M. C. Bhandari (2027 Edition)
Author: M. C. Bhandari
Edition: 2027 Edition – Commentary on the Commercial Courts Act, 2015, along with Rules and Notifications.
Why Choose This Book?
This detailed commentary examines the Commercial Courts Act, 2015 and the framework governing commercial dispute resolution in India. It covers the constitution and jurisdiction of Commercial Courts and Commercial Divisions, specified value, pre-institution mediation, appeals, transfer of pending suits and procedural amendments to the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908. A special feature on cross-examination of civil witnesses in high-value commercial disputes adds practical relevance for advocates and litigators.
About the Book
M. C. Bhandari’s Commentary on Commercial Courts Act provides a section-wise examination of the Commercial Courts Act, 2015, including critical analysis of its provisions, comparative international laws and relevant procedural developments.
The work covers commercial jurisdiction, commercial divisions and appellate divisions, case management hearings, summary judgments, amendments to the CPC, arbitration, mediation and conciliation, execution of decrees, and statutory rules and notifications. It also includes a dedicated treatment of cross-examination of civil witnesses in high-value commercial disputes, making it a useful reference for commercial litigators, advocates, judges, law firms and legal researchers.
Related Subjects
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Commercial Courts Act, 2015
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Commercial Litigation and Dispute Resolution
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908
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Arbitration and Mediation
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Commercial Law and Civil Procedure
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Caveat Legalis
This commentary is a secondary legal reference. Readers should verify the latest amendments, rules, notifications, judgments and applicable procedural requirements before relying on the material in litigation or legal practice.