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When the merchant acquires a commercial status, he becomes a legal center with rights and obligations. Among these obligations, the commercial books keep their revenues, expenses and rights. In general, business jurisprudence divides into three categories: absolute business or the original nature, which the legislator considered to be commercial for its own business and business in accordance with its form, which had acquired commercial status because of its form. Which are originally civil works but which acquire commercial status for their release from a merchant for their commercial needs.
Besides, there are works that are commercial to one of the parties and civil to the other and are called hybrid works.
Mixed business is not a new category or is independent of business itself but is involved in the above-mentioned business, but it is called the term "hybrid business" because it is characterized by commerciality for one party acting either on the subject or on the subordination, Is civil for the second party
Chapter 1: The concept of business and books and the provisions of the original works Chapter Two: The Commercialization Business
Chapter 3: Mixed Business, Books and Business
I have reached several conclusions and recommendations
Of the results:-
1-Commercial books are always an argument, including statements that the trader has recorded himself
2-Business by virtue of two conditions must be available Trader availability in the person of the business owner that the work is related to the exercise of trade or arising from obligations between merchants
Research recommendations:
1 The judge may, by his own initiative, make the same books very well |
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