Nine categories of disputes fall under the jurisdiction of commercial courts, with a claim value threshold for contractual disputes as specified in the implementing regulations.
- Disputes between Merchants: Disputes arising between merchants due to their primary or ancillary business activities.
- Disputes between Partners: Disputes among partners in companies.
- Companies Law: Lawsuits and violations arising from the application of the Companies Law provisions.
- Bankruptcy Law: Lawsuits and violations arising from the application of the Bankruptcy Law provisions.
- Intellectual Property: Lawsuits and violations arising from the application of intellectual property regulations.
- Other Commercial Regulations: Lawsuits and violations arising from the application of other commercial regulations.
- Subsequent Compensation: Compensation claims for damages arising from a lawsuit previously adjudicated by the court.
- Experts and Inspectors: Lawsuits and requests related to accredited inspectors and appointed experts, and their objections, provided the dispute concerns a lawsuit under the court's jurisdiction.
- Commercial Contract Disputes: Lawsuits filed against a merchant in commercial contract disputes, provided the original claim value exceeds an amount specified by the regulations.
Legal Reference: Commercial Courts Law and its Implementing Regulations
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