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In High Courts having ordinary original civil jurisdiction, how can the State Government constitute Commercial Courts at the District Judge level as laid down under the Commercial Courts Act?

Q: In High Courts having ordinary original civil jurisdiction, how can the State Government constitute

Section3ConstitutionofCommercialCourts1TheStateGovernmentmayafterconsultationwiththeconcernedHighCourtbynotificationconstitutesuchnumberofCommercialCourtsatDistrictlevelasitmaydeemnecessaryforthepurposeofexercisingthejurisdictionandpowersconferredonthoseCourtsunderthisActProvidedthatwithrespecttotheHighCourtshavingordinaryoriginalciviljurisdictiontheStateGovernmentmayafterconsultationwiththeconcernedHighCourtbynotificationconstituteCommercialCourtsattheDistrictJudgelevel

A By the decision of the District Magistrate

B By notification without any consultation

C By approval from the Central Government

D By notification after consultation with the concerned High Court

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In High Courts having ordinary original civil jurisdiction, how can the State Government constitute Commercial Courts at the District Judge level as laid down under the Commercial Courts Act?

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