Commercial Code (1807)

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The Commercial Code of 1807 is a foundational French legal code enacted under Napoleon that systematically regulated commercial and business activities and influenced commercial law in many other countries.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf French statute
Napoleonic code
commercial code
aim to promote economic activity through legal clarity
to unify commercial legislation in France
appliesTo commercial companies
commercial transactions in France
merchants
characteristic increased legal certainty in commerce
systematic codification of commercial law
uniform rules for commercial transactions
country France
dateEnacted 1807
draftedBy French legal commissions under Napoleon
enactedUnder Napoleon I NERFINISHED
field business law
commercial law
hasSuccessor later revised French Commercial Codes
historicalPeriod First French Empire NERFINISHED
implementedBy French commercial courts NERFINISHED
influenced commercial law in Europe
commercial law in Latin America
commercial law in the Middle East
influencedBy Ancien Régime commercial ordinances NERFINISHED
Ordonnance de commerce (1673) NERFINISHED
Ordonnance de la marine (1681) NERFINISHED
jurisdiction French Empire NERFINISHED
language French
legalStatus codified statute
legalSystem civil law
partOf Napoleonic codification NERFINISHED
regulates bankruptcy
business transactions
commercial activities
commercial companies
commercial contracts
maritime commerce
relatedTo French Civil Code (1804) NERFINISHED
French Code of Civil Procedure (1806) NERFINISHED
French Penal Code (1810) NERFINISHED
scope commercial courts
merchant status
private commercial law
title Code de commerce NERFINISHED

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Napoleonic institutions hasPart Commercial Code (1807)