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The Independence of Commercial Law and the Independence of Commercial Trial

Version 1 : Received: 14 March 2024 / Approved: 14 March 2024 / Online: 14 March 2024 (17:03:19 CET)

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Sun, Z. The Independence of Commercial Law and the Independence of Commercial Trial. International Journal of Management Research and Economics 2024, 4, 42–51, doi:10.51483/ijmre.4.2.2024.42-51. Sun, Z. The Independence of Commercial Law and the Independence of Commercial Trial. International Journal of Management Research and Economics 2024, 4, 42–51, doi:10.51483/ijmre.4.2.2024.42-51.

Abstract

The independence of commercial law and the independence of commercial trial are the key issues in the development of China's market economy, which is of great significance for maintaining the market order and protecting the rights and interests of consumers. With the development of China's market economy, the independence of commercial law and commercial trial has gradually become the focus of social attention. On the one hand, the independence of commercial law refers to the effective distinction between commercial law as a normative system and other laws, which has an independent social and economic basis and a unique role. On the other hand, the independence of commercial trial means that commercial trial has relatively independent space and procedures, which can effectively guarantee the fair settlement of commercial disputes.The independence of commercial law is reflected in many aspects, including commercial law ontology, normative structure and content, external relations and so on. Commercial law has the independent social and economic foundation and the unique role, and is the foundation of the development of market economy. The basic principles, adjustment objects, and system design of commercial law are independent, which makes commercial law play its unique role in social life. There are differences between commercial laws and other laws, such as civil law and economic law, in essence and in expression form, which makes commercial law irreplaceable.

Keywords

Independent Commercial Law; Comparative Study; Commercial Trial; Practical Dilemma

Subject

Social Sciences, Law

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