Commercial Court, the
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English OnlineLDOCE Onlinethe Commercial CourtComˈmercial ˌCourt, the a British court of law for cases relating to companies and banks. It decides whether they can move goods to particular places, join with other businesses, get the right to use a particular name, provide different services etcFrom Longman Business Dictionarycommercial courtcomˈmercial court [countable]LAW a court that makes decisions in disagreements involving businesses → court
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Commercial Court, the
Comˈmercial ˌCourt, the

a British court of law for cases relating to companies and banks. It decides whether they can move goods to particular places, join with other businesses, get the right to use a particular name, provide different services etc
Comˈmercial ˌCourt, the

a British court of law for cases relating to companies and banks. It decides whether they can move goods to particular places, join with other businesses, get the right to use a particular name, provide different services etc