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Who designates the courts to try suits of a civil nature and notified offences in a Special Economic Zone, and on what condition?

The State Government in which the Special Economic Zone is situated designates the courts, and it must have the concurrence of the Chief Justice of the High Court of that State. The courts so designated try civil suits and notified offences arising in the Zone.

  1. AThe Central Government, after consulting the Board of Approval
  2. BThe State Government in which the Zone is situated, with the concurrence of the Chief Justice of the High CourtCorrect
  3. CThe Chief Justice of the High Court, with the concurrence of the Central Government
  4. DThe Development Commissioner, with the approval of the State Government

Explanation

Section 23(1) empowers the State Government where the Zone is situated to designate one or more courts, with the concurrence of the Chief Justice of the High Court of that State. The other options misplace the authority.

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