What are the legal criteria for determining the subject-matter jurisdiction of courts in real property-related lawsuits?

Courts, when determining the subject-matter jurisdiction for real property-related lawsuits, operate on the principle that Commercial Courts do not have jurisdiction over lawsuits arising from real property if the dispute relates to ownership, an associated right, or a claim for damages originating from the real property itself, even if the parties to the lawsuit are merchants. Such cases fall under the jurisdiction of the General Courts.