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Bill To Replace Ordinance On Commercial Courts Tabled In Lok Sabha
Seeking to improve India's ranking in the ease of doing business index, a bill was introduced in the Lok Sabha yesterday to amend a law for speedy disposal of commercial disputes.
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Lok Sabha Passes Bill On Commercial Courts
The Lok Sabha on Wednesday passed the Commercial Courts, Commercial Division and Commercial Appellate Division of High Courts Bill, 2015, by a voice vote.
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Government Clears 2 Ordinances for Speedy Settlement of Commercial Disputes
The government today cleared two ordinances for speedy settlement of commercial disputes in the country, giving a fresh impetus to ease of doing business.
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Government May Go for 'Pre-Trial Hearings' to Speed Up Case Disposal
Seeking to speed up disposal of cases, government is weighing the option of introducing the system of 'pre-trial hearings' on the lines of the UK and the US under which the main dispute is identified before the beginning of the trial helping the courts decide the matter fast.
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Bill To Replace Ordinance On Commercial Courts Tabled In Lok Sabha
Seeking to improve India's ranking in the ease of doing business index, a bill was introduced in the Lok Sabha yesterday to amend a law for speedy disposal of commercial disputes.
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Lok Sabha Passes Bill On Commercial Courts
The Lok Sabha on Wednesday passed the Commercial Courts, Commercial Division and Commercial Appellate Division of High Courts Bill, 2015, by a voice vote.
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Government Clears 2 Ordinances for Speedy Settlement of Commercial Disputes
The government today cleared two ordinances for speedy settlement of commercial disputes in the country, giving a fresh impetus to ease of doing business.
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Government May Go for 'Pre-Trial Hearings' to Speed Up Case Disposal
Seeking to speed up disposal of cases, government is weighing the option of introducing the system of 'pre-trial hearings' on the lines of the UK and the US under which the main dispute is identified before the beginning of the trial helping the courts decide the matter fast.
