Montana SB52 creates the Montana Court of Chancery to handle specialized cases in business, land use, and constitutional law.
Montana SB52 establishes the Montana Court of Chancery to improve the quality and timeliness of justice in specialized areas. The court will handle cases involving business law, land use law, and constitutional law. The court consists of three judges appointed by the governor and confirmed by the senate, serving staggered six-year terms. The court has jurisdiction over equitable or declaratory relief cases, including those involving business enterprises, land use, and constitutional challenges.
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