The Commercial Courts Act, 2015

The Commercial Courts Act, 2015

The Commercial Courts Act, 2015, regulates commercial disputes in India, covering business transactions, intellectual property, partnerships, and infrastructure contracts valued at three lakh rupees or more. It applies to merchants, corporations, and government agencies involved in these commercial disagreements. This law matters because it establishes specialized commercial courts and divisions designed to fast-track resolutions. By introducing strict timelines for filing documents, compulsory mediation before a trial, and structured case management hearings, the Act replaces sluggish civil litigation procedures. Ultimately, this speeds up dispute resolution, reduces the backlog of court cases, and enhances the ease of doing business across the nation.

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