(A) The Municipal Court shall have the same powers, jurisdiction, and duties as are or may be set forth in Act No. 5 of the Public Acts of 1956.
(B) The Municipal Court shall have exclusive jurisdiction in the trial of actions involving violations of this Charter and of ordinances of the city, subject to appeals therefrom to the Circuit Court for the County of Eaton and the Supreme Court.
(C) The Municipal Court shall have such original jurisdiction as is provided by law for justices of the peace and municipal courts under Act No. 5 of the Public Acts of 1956, as amended, in civil and criminal actions, and, as provided and permitted in that act, shall have concurrent jurisdiction with the Circuit Court for the County of Eaton in all civil actions, and actions of replevin, wherein the debt or damages claimed, or the value of the property involved, as the case may be, does not exceed one thousand dollars. Should any law permit the Court to have a higher dollar limit jurisdiction at any time, the Court shall have jurisdiction to the amount of such higher limit, without the necessity of amending this Charter or any action by the Council.
(D) The Municipal Court shall have the jurisdiction herein granted in all townships throughout the County of Eaton.