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As per the case facts, the appellants challenged a notification by the State of Odisha establishing Civil Judge (Senior Division) courts as Commercial Courts to exercise jurisdiction under the Commercial
...Courts Act, 2015, specifically concerning arbitration proceedings. The High Court dismissed these challenges. The question arose whether the notification issued by the State of Odisha, in consultation with the High Court, to confer jurisdiction upon the Civil Judge (Senior Division) designated as a Commercial Court to decide arbitration applications or appeals was illegal. Finally, the Supreme Court found that the notification was not illegal, stating there cannot be two separate forums for different commercial disputes and that the notification was issued in consultation with the High Court.
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