Under the Commercial Courts Act, 2015, commercial disputes of the specified value in a district are tried by the 'Commercial COURT', while commercial disputes involving a HIGH COURT's ordinary original civil jurisdiction are tried by its:

The Commercial Courts Act, 2015 provides for the constitution of a COMMERCIAL COURT at the district level (Section 3) to try commercial disputes within its territorial jurisdiction, and a COMMERCIAL DIVISION of each High Court (Section 3A) to hear commercial disputes exercisable under the High Court's ordinary original civil jurisdiction. APPEALS from the Commercial Court's decrees lie to the COMMERCIAL APPELLATE DIVISION of the High Court (Section 13). The three-tier designation - Commercial Court - Commercial Division - Commercial Appellate Division - is the structural anatomy of the Act. Knowing which forum hears what is central to the Act.