Author: Shen Daming (Editor)
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2001-06-01
Features: The traditional content of French commercial law courses and textbooks includes commercial acts, commercial courts, company law, negotiable instruments law, insurance law, and bankruptcy law, while maritime law is not included. Company law and insurance law have been updated to use new codes due to the emergence of a large number of new laws. Recently published books on "Droit des affaires" follow the "Business Law" model, in addition to discussing traditional commercial law, they also include civil law content such as contracts. These books are primarily used by business management colleges and similar institutions. The authors have introduced France's bankruptcy law and negotiable instruments law in two other books, 《Comparative Introduction to Bankruptcy Law》 and 《English-French Banking Business Law》. This book discusses the following topics: commercial acts, commercial courts, deposits, brand image, limited liability companies, joint-stock companies, work contracts, insurance contracts, and banking systems, and provides some supplementary explanations in the final chapter.
Introduction to French Commercial Law
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