Commercial Law
Today, since the economic order is realized with the intervention of the state in commercial life to a certain extent, Commercial Law introduces a number of rules regarding the functioning and order of commercial life together with the branches of law such as Corporate Law, Law of Obligations and Negotiable Instruments Law, with which it interacts with very close ties.
Commercial companies consist of collective, limited partnership, joint stock, limited liability and cooperative companies. The law on documents is gathered under the title of negotiable instruments. They are issued in registered and bearer form. Negotiable instruments are in the form of policies, bonds, checks, commodity bills, transportation bills. Negotiable instruments are such instruments that the rights they contain cannot be asserted separately from the instrument, nor can they be transferred to others.
Some of the cases related to Commercial Law are as follows;
- Lawsuits arising from negotiable instruments (checks, notes, policies) law
- Unfair competition cases
- Bankruptcy and bankruptcy postponement cases
- Litigation arising from corporate law
- Trademark and patent litigation
- Claims between companies
- Litigation arising from disputes between consumers and companies
- Litigation arising from commercial contracts
- Detection cases arising from commercial transactions
- Claims for damages arising from commercial activities
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