Delaware § 2110 Jurisdiction

Delaware Statutes

§ 2110 — Jurisdiction

Delaware·Title 6·Ch. 21 ANTITRUST

The Court of Chancery shall have exclusive jurisdiction of all state court actions or proceedings authorized by this chapter or relating to its enforcement; provided, however, that in an action in which any party would otherwise have a right to trial by jury of any issue of fact, and such party shall demand such trial, the Court shall order such issue to trial and binding determination of such issue in the Superior Court, the action or proceeding being retained in the Court of Chancery in all other respects, including entry of judgment.

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The Court of Chancery shall have exclusive jurisdiction of all state court actions or proceedings authorized by this chapter or relating to its enforcement; provided, however, that in an action in which any party would otherwise have a right to trial by jury of any issue of fact, and such party shall demand such trial, the Court shall order such issue to trial and binding determination of such issue in the Superior Court, the action or proceeding being retained in the Court of Chancery in all other respects, including entry of judgment.

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