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This book contains a general introduction to commercial law: its “raison d’etre”, its general methodology and its history and sources. It then focuses on the traditional notions of the commercial acts and the merchant, who is the central figure of commercial law. Following the evolution of commercial law, the analysis proceeds to the notion of “enterprise” (or “undertaking”) which tends to replace the “merchant”. This part comprises also the presentation of the networks of commercial representatives, distributors etc.; some basic notions of accounting and the organization of the commercial profession (commercial registry and chamber of commerce).
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