As per case facts, this appeal challenges orders from an Additional District Judge under the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, arising from a commercial dispute of a specified value. The Additional ... District Judge-II was statutorily designated as a Commercial Court. Appellants argued that since the orders did not explicitly state they were passed by a Commercial Court, the appeal should go to a Single Bench. The question arose whether appeals against orders from a statutorily designated Commercial Court are maintainable before a Single Bench if the orders lack explicit mention of the Commercial Court designation. Finally, the High Court held that once a court is designated as a Commercial Court by notification, its decisions on commercial disputes are deemed decisions of a Commercial Court. Therefore, this appeal is not maintainable before a Single Bench and must be placed before the Commercial Appellate Division.